Jay A. retweeted
Voters. The deadline has passed for enrollment to vote in this election. However, I have been given important information by a friend working for the Electoral Commission. It goes like this:
If someone has been enrolled at any time in the past and, for...
After having them on for nearly 2 months its finally approved and I can get treatment under ACC.
I blame the government making nurses lives miserably busy, leading to administrative errors when they initially put my claim through.
Jay A. retweeted
this might end up being one of the worst disenfranchisements in modern NZ history, and zero established institutions - particularly media - did enough to raise awareness or effectively wield power to stop it
an indictment of every single mainstream leader in the country, frankly
I find myself occasionally reflecting on my life in terms of the primary themes the show writers are trying to communicate during any given season.
Currently, its "maintaining friendships is an active effort" and "take life a little slower"
Beer pong. I held two balls in my hands. I threw both in the air, they hit the ceiling, and both went into a cup - one corner each.
Been riding that high all night.
Maybe I should have changed my hairstyle to reveal my forehead more BEFORE my hairline started receding
Took like 2 months of having him on about it, but i think my home town mate is finally going to enrol - he just needs to find his license..
Were the electoral commission instructed to use AI generated ads in order to further disincentivize young people to not vote or what
David Seymour wants to give landlords more tax cuts, and predicts that'll lower rent by $210 per year.
That's not even $4 a week. And even that's probably BS anyway....
"Yeah maybe I'll listen to Radiohead and The Strokes that'll put me in a better mood"
What an idiot
Holy shit apparently dislocating your knee, tearing a crucial ligament, and probably needing surgery isnt classed as an accident under ACC so my claim might not be accepted. Thought this government was a fan of common sense or something




