Finally, Michael Atkinson, most known for preventing the introduction of an r18+ rating for games in Australia, has moved into a back-bench position. While he will still be able to vote on Government issues, he is no longer a prominent figure in the state, and is no longer the attorney general.
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AHAHAHAHAHAHA, the public triumphs.
Stand up, Australian gamers, stand up and rejoice, for this is a glorious day for us all!
Hmmmm 2014 is still a while a way, perhaps we should enlist Jambo to kill him now?
You should all celebrate by playing postal. The game that started it all…
This is indeed good news for the game community, we needed more Austrailians.
OR you could wait it out, with the help of THIS AMAZING MAP:https://www.l4dmaps.com/details.php?file=4892
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Spycrabz propaganda, move along everyone.
GORE PATCH NOW VALVE
Yet again the Internet has triumphed over Morality.
I don’t think a gore patch for solitaire will make it any more exciting…
[color=’#232323’]I find it strange that solitaire and solitary sound so similar.
wat
Awesomesauce
Sorry, I fail at photoshop
I demand bleeding cards.
Fucking YES. First Australia, then Germany, and then that crazy bitch who wants to censor the internet.
weeeeeeeeee
Oh jesus thank god. That man was insane.
Overall intelligence triumphs, that’s wat.
Another one of Satan’s spawns has run back to the hole they came out of.
And for the future of Australian gamers.
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