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@liinxy Hey, a few of us who run the WoW Class Discord servers have had a company called Wildfire (getwildfire.gg/) approach us about sponsorship/giveaways to promote Midnight's housing feature next month. Is this legit?

@NikeFeen13 If you've not just randomly messaged me on Discord then someone is impersonating you with the username _niike_

The big question I have over Luxon's statement about marmite sandwiches is whether it mite mar his popularity even further. #nzpol

This is your regular reminder that randomly DM'ing people on any platform is not how you make friends.

Elon's progress with the US Govt sounds like it's less successful than Tesla's self driving cars, which is a really low bar to pass.

Here's a radical idea: what if after disasters we just kept helping people who need help?

It's really weird how certain former political party members get plastered all over the news if they do the slightest thing wrong, but we're still waiting out another name suppression appeal for one guy.

Four popups today for Premium.

That's 2 premium prompts closed today.

I really wish X would stop pushing Premium, with the notifications, popups and home screen banner all saying that a 40% off deal ends today! (It said that yesterday too)

ACT: We want equal rights for all New Zealanders Also ACT: If you earn more than $180k/yr you lose the right to raise unjustified dismissal claims #nzpol

Oh god, can Twitter promote Premium any harder? Not only is it showing in my feed & in a banner under Search on the web app, but I just got a bloody *notification* for it too.

@KerminatorLive Quiet (HowToBeQuiet) is doing some silly sub/bit redeems for FarmSim25, like 5+ subs spawning a tornado or bits to spawn eggs/bales

The Treaty Principles Bill is a massive political version of "Well actually..." #nzpol

Oh hey, that former political figure has had his name suppression application denied, but he'll appeal to the High Court so he gets a sixth interim one.

David Seymour was the first party leader to meet with the anti-mandate protesters, who had up to 3,000 people in attendance, saying they just want to be heard When there's 35,000 protesting against his bill/policy he doesn't care.

It'd be a real shame if a lot of people wrote submissions against the Treaty Principles Bill, even though there's a handy link to do so parliament.nz/en/pb/sc/make-…

It's been a year of Luxon & Co in charge and there are still ramraids. I thought they were going to stop this stuff? stuff.co.nz/nz-news/36048918…

The game to play with US position nominations is to work out whether they a) wanted to eliminate their position, b) are horribly unqualified and/or c) would have been under investigation by the department they'll be running.

I almost completely forgot that Friday is a public holiday (for Canterbury at least). I could do with a three day weekend right now.