@thecowboydog I could never be convinced that Salah could stand in her way of doing anything. It would be like the scene in Indiana Jones with the giant ball
@StuffKSaid It's definately not because she got spooked from what everyone has been saying on here about the family / friends paypal loophole because she doesn't use X/Twitter you guys... 🙄
@PeetzofShit Foodie is permanently mad and food just takes the edge off. Imagine moving from Canada to pretend to be a Muslim housewife but really you're living in a shitbox with a romance scammer and paying for everything.
@RHTokyo This is the lie she keeps telling herself so she will feel better about eating shitty food in the moment. "My diet will begin on Monday" type deal
31 million people globally, the poorest people on earth are starving because of @elonmusk decision to destroy USAID. Think about the inhumanity of the richest man on earth leaving the poorest children on earth to just die. Women and children have died already due to his actions.
Here's to the Australian housing bubble🏡🫧
A glittering monument to our collective delusion, where we’ve somehow convinced ourselves that paying a million dollars for a shoebox with a view of your neighbor’s laundry is the pinnacle of success. But let’s call it what it really is: a neon-lit symptom of societal collapse, dressed up in the guise of "the Aussie dream."
Imagine a society so obsessed with hoarding bricks and mortar that it’s willing to sacrifice an entire generation’s future on the altar of capital gains. Young Australians aren’t just priced out of the market—they’re being gaslit into believing they’re lazy avocado toast enthusiasts for not being able to afford a crumbling terrace house that costs 12 times their annual salary. Meanwhile, the banks cheer, the politicians shrug, and the property moguls sip champagne in their negatively geared mansions, blissfully unaware that a pyramid scheme only works as long as there’s someone left to hold the base.
The housing bubble isn’t just an economic anomaly; it’s a grotesque metaphor for a society that’s traded community, creativity, and basic human dignity for the hollow promise of eternal equity growth. We’ve turned homes into speculative assets, neighbors into competitors, and the future into a Ponzi scheme. And when the bubble finally bursts—because all bubbles do—we’ll be left staring at the rubble, wondering how we ever thought this was sustainable.
So here’s to the Australian housing bubble🍾
@StuffKSaid As shocking as it is to admit, Amber has more interests outside of food (Legos, rearranging her perfumes, journaling) than Foodie. So I actually think Amber is less obsessed by food than Foodie.