/ausneets/ - AusNEETs

 >>/1027506/
He sounds pretty good for a pajeet

 >>/1027508/
He's like a shiny pokemon I guess. A pajeet that didn't seek taking photos near trains

 >>/1027502/
I am glad you are happy with him NEET. Did he mention wanting to put you on an anti-psychotic medication?

 >>/1027507/
You lived in better times NEET. I technically could've done that too but Terminator 2 was probably rated as 15 so i was just slightly too young

 >>/1027507/
You should see it again neet, maybe the movie magic will bring back your youth.

 >>/1027510/
What? No

I think I first watched Terminator 2 on channel 10.

 >>/1027511/
 >>/1027512/
It definitely impressed me more than most movies, walked out completely blown away by it.

 >>/1027510/
I think that may be a different NEET.

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 >>/1027507/
on the episode of community I watched the other day, Jeff Winger, who's in his 30s when the tv show was made, mentions he saw ghostbusters in the cinemas as a way to try and impress a woman with how old he is

The Academy Awards show had Jerry Orbach do a musical song and dance number. You would have liked that Weber.

 >>/1027517/
Did it work?

 >>/1027519/
No, but it made me think about how long it's been between 2009 when that episode was made and today.

I don't like how they bring out extended editions or directors cuts of movies.
It throws me off when I rewatch them. I like them to be exactly the same as the originals I watched in my youth.

 >>/1027520/
Time speeds up too fast these days

 >>/1027522/
It has to do with the magnetic field and the reversal of the poles. Cruisey knows what I'm talking about.

 >>/1027520/
The 00s seem like a lifetime ago, but in ways like they were yesterday. i suppose an aged NEETs lifestyle changes more slowly than the outside culture does

 >>/1027523/
I think its gnomes.

How many hacks do there have to be before governments and companies realise you can't keep sensitive data web accessible at all?

I am confident that one day my Centrelink records, health records including psychiatrist reports, and internet browsing history will be leaked and searchable by name.

It is just a disaster waiting to happen. Inevitable.

 >>/1027521/
It made sense for beloved movies or movies like blade runner where the director's vision got butchered by the studios

 >>/1027525/
Sounds like something that Pajeet doctor might say as a diagnosis.

 >>/1027524/
It's because I've spent most of that time sitting in my room staring at my screen. Time seems not to pass.

 >>/1027527/
Possibly. In rare cases. I reserve judgement.

 >>/1027526/
Why should they care? They lose little in security breaches, while having to spend money on security hurts their bottom line. It's the public who suffers.

 >>/1027528/
Kek, Sir has small gnomes in his arse hitting things with hammers

 >>/1027531/
The law needs to make them care.

 >>/1027526/
A lot of those breaches turn out to be someone there selling the data.

 >>/1027534/
Too many employees have access to too much data they have no need to be able to access.

Something in the shed has eaten all three poison baits I put in there.

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 >>/1027536/
Any suspects?

 >>/1027537/
I suspect some variety of rodent. They all look alike to me.
A possum is just a big smelly rat.

 >>/1027505/
Thank for info. Might see it tomorrow.

 >>/1027526/
you can opt out of my health record and control which doctors access it by putting a passcode on it

Making a list of movies I have still to see on the big screen (that I actually want to see):

Blade Runner
Predator
First 3 Indiana Jones movies
Die Hard
The Dark Knight
Iron Man

Can't think of any others.
I've seen Alien/Aliens, and will see T2 this week.

 >>/1027540/
I have done that but things are still stored in the individual clinics and hospitals.
I think they also use third party companies to store things securely for them so once they breach the third party company they get everything from everywhere.

 >>/1027541/
Do you ever see things on imax?

 >>/1027541/
All were projected on Womboflix.

Also Die Hard is a regular Xmas movie on Endchan Movie Corner Xmas Marathon.

im hungry need good food but no fucking money
cruisey can you do me a solid and send me 30$

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 >>/1027495/
I watched 12 monkeys yesterday. That has a naked brad pitt, and a naked bruce willis

 >>/1027546/
Call Anglicare.

 >>/1027502/
Try to convince him youre shiva

 >>/1027548/
> a naked brad pitt
It must have been just like looking in the mirror for you NEET.

 >>/1027508/
This is all it takes.

Might fund a militia somewhere in Africa

 >>/1027548/
Hot!

 >>/1027553/
You should trade blood diamonds.

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 >>/1027523/
Trust the science

might convince cruisey im etho so he sends me some dosh