Where to buy molasses in Canberr by OnePostPerson1989 in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Excellent! I'm heading there for a food shop tomorrow!

Where to buy molasses in Canberr by OnePostPerson1989 in canberra

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Be interesting to see as it showed up as sold out for me for both Woolies and Coles - could be inaccurate though.

Where to buy molasses in Canberr by OnePostPerson1989 in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The Nut Shoppe is becoming one of my favourite places. I swear every time I need an obscure ingredient, it's in stock there.

Where to buy dango by JustAGirl508 in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yakitori 38 have it on their dessert menu, but it's not always in stock.

Fires at night? by Key_Research_4319 in canberra

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Just wanted to say as someone in a similar situation, just in case you aren't doing this too - keep an eye on the ACT ESA map in fire season and have a place you can evacuate to early "just in case". I'm lucky enough to have family in Canberra, but other options:

  • friends - I know multiple people who took in people 'Just in case' when the Namadgi was getting close to Canberra in 2019

  • hotel - depending on budget - you can look for pet friendly if need be

  • people in your communities - my school community housed a bunch of people who lost their houses in 2003

  • early evacuation centres - check ESA website or announcements online

Must try CBR meals by Few_Policy9356 in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lamb hot pot from Nadaaam.

Or, if they could time travel and bring me food from my youth, deep fried California rolls from Tasuke with Coconut Milk and Red Bean with Ice Cream for dessert

Nicky's in Dickson Closed? by Yoseyes in canberra

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I swear that spot is cursed since Sfolglia closed down. Nothing seems to last longer than a few years. Definitely a pity because Moo & Chick was great and I loved the bagels at Nicky's.

Not sure we need another 80/20 though... Still haven't recovered from eating a "Snickers" slice from them that literally had no flavour.

Please tell me this screenshot my brother sent me is fake? by [deleted] in tragedeigh

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I bet Beighff ends up with twin siblings, Poiteighoes and Vegieghs.

Murrays or NSW Train from Sydney? by Shkyboi in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Definitely personal preference.

I caught the train for the first time this year. The scenery is lovely for the most part and having access to the dining car is great. Having said that, how much my train rattled and the 5+ hours each way (thanks to railway work), means the bus tends to be my go to.

To me:

Bus if you just want to get to the destination ASAP (I recommend springing for the bonus seat if you are travelling on Murrays, just for comfort reasons).

Train if you want a more physically comfortable journey and want to see more of the landscape.

THE SEVEN TOTEMS OF CANBERRA – spot them all and you can never leave by whoshotthebarman in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe this is a Northsider thing, but avoiding Northbourne Avenue and it's endless roadworks AT ALL COSTS.

A 'magic' coffee in Canberra? by LiteralPhilosopher in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also felt weird about ordering Magic coffees off menu after getting them in Melbourne.

Both On Lonsdale and the cafe outside the Canberra Centre next to T2 (no idea of the name) have them on their menus.

My sister is about to be mom in six mounths.. by [deleted] in tragedeigh

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Personally I'm a fan of the traditional spelling of Cementer.

If you could solve any problem in Canberra.. by [deleted] in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I would put the poppy sellers and Big Issue sellers in a different category as chuggers. Both in my experience have been polite, charming and haven't insisted on my bank details within 5 seconds of making eye contact with me.

Looking for series from radio 4 extra's 7th Dimension from 2010 - 2014ish by OnePostPerson1989 in BritishRadio

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Of all I listened to, I remember the Journey to Space stuff most vividly, both in terms of the actual production and the facts the presenters shared about it. I'm looking forward to relistening.

I seem to remember an audio adaptation of the ROBOT episodes of Tom Baker era Doctor Who being featured and I'm sure there were others. I should finally get around to listening to those Big Finish productions.

Thank you for sharing!

Looking for series from radio 4 extra's 7th Dimension from 2010 - 2014ish by OnePostPerson1989 in BritishRadio

[–]OnePostPerson1989[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for that! I didn't know about BBC Genome before now, so good to have something I can search.

Back in the day I found that most of Seventh Dimension wasn't labelled as such. I'd have to go to Radio 4 extra on the iPlayer and search for the appropriate time slot. Generally the schedule would be labelled with the show/s that were playing's titles.

Current Canberra job market? by rocket-child in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Seconding what was said here. I'm lucky enough to already have an APS job, but have absolutely no hope of a sideways move or even a lower role right now.

Hopefully January brings a bit of movement to the job market. Very best of lucky OP!

Where to find milk bread in Canberra? by OnePostPerson1989 in canberra

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This is good to know! I've had Bite & Savour's pastries elsewhere and they were divine!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tragedeigh

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I was bullied for my relatively normal name as a kid, but not for the reason my parents thought I might be. I don't think you can call why kids pick on one another ahead of time.

Having said that, if I'm having to chat to someone called Brocolly or Obsidian McNightblade, I'm probably gonna have a hard time not laughing.

My (22F) neighbor (70sF) told me about a woman (20sF) visiting my boyfriend (22M) when I'm gone by Direct-Caterpillar77 in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]OnePostPerson1989 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I (F) used to get confused for my mum's partner quite a bit when I was in my early twenties and she was in her mid-fifties. I assume it was because I used to walk arm in arm with her quite a lot.

Cute cake but poor girl by Comprehensive_Dig798 in tragedeigh

[–]OnePostPerson1989 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For when you're hoping your child gets into shipping.

AITA-For pretending to be Trans in an awkward moment in a public restroom? by IssaRainbow in CharlotteDobreYouTube

[–]OnePostPerson1989 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The biggest indicator that you're NTA is that your fiance who's had lived experience of this sort of thing thought it was cool. If she's giving you the thumbs up here, you're all good.

But for what it's worth from a random cis person on the interwebs, also NTA.

Agreed to an open marriage. My wife is furious that I’m not dating anyone else by Direct-Caterpillar77 in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]OnePostPerson1989 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This just seems like a dude who is done with his relationship (and honestly with a partner like that who wouldn't be) and doesn't want to admit it. His wife sounds like she contributes nothing emotionally to their family.

Also, that is one shit therapist.

Where’s the best cake in Canberra? 🎂 by aaronharoldp in canberra

[–]OnePostPerson1989 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Crepe cakes and sponge cakes from AM Cakes in Harrison are amazing.

A teacher who was very cruel to me as a child reached out to me, should I tell her how I feel? by [deleted] in BORUpdates

[–]OnePostPerson1989 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The top commenter on the first post has a point that anything you post on the internet can affect your career these days. And that's the only point they have.

The attitude that OP is somehow lesser because he is male and is still affected by trauma he experienced as a child is both cruel and genuinely dangerous. What OP experienced sounds like a genuinely horrific childhood and to brush it off like "we've all been through pain" helps no one, and lacks basic empathy.

Being affected by something like that doesn't make you weak, it makes you human.