>orbiting wannabe personalities on an anonymous imageboard
people like you are what ruined brit/pol/, it's exactly what they were like right before everyone gave up the act and just started using tripcodes
AUS/POL/ ZYZZ EDITION
Jackson Gomez
Ryan Torres
the roll call is right on character limit and i cbf making another, so if i’m forgetting someone, some older inactive anons will have to be removed
Jose Nguyen
Boomer super apocalypse.
>NOOOOOOOOOO! Now I can't buy a V8 Landcruiser and a caravan and get on the old age pension.
Nolan Flores
Here, mr.annnooon.
Gavin Rivera
The guy who broke his penis then posted pics here
Dylan Fisher
Finally swallowed the gympill
Ethan Butler
I remember when I first applied for a payment advance. I thought it was going to require a few months of waiting, visits to Centrelink, filling out forms explaining why I need it, and finally getting it like a month later.
No. I filled out a three page application IN THE APP and they sent me my money the next day.
They could fire 90% of the people involved in the welfare system and it would have no discernible impact.
Grayson Jones
not my pic m8
Jonathan Wilson
who drinking?
Bentley Hernandez
>Australian stationery chain kikki.K goes into voluntary administration
>Stationery chain kikki.K has joined the growing number of Australian retailers in going into administration.
>The Melbourne-based business has more than 60 stores, mostly in Australia.
>Founder Kristina Karlsson released a statement on Tuesday saying it was with “profound regret and sadness” the chain would be placed into voluntary administration.
>“This business began with a young girl’s dream 20 years ago and became an international success story with customers in over 150 countries,” she said in a statement.
>He co-founder and partner Paul Lacy, who is also kikki.K’s CEO, said the company had tried everything to save the business in the past two years.
>“We ran out of time and had no choice but to place the company into external administration,” he said.
>The company has also been placed into receivership under Barry Wight and Bruno Secatore of Cor Cordis.
>The receivers will run the business while its future is being determined.
>It’s the latest in a nightmare run for Australian retailers, with ISHKA and Colette by Colette Hayman among the most recent to go into voluntary administration.