Aus Federal Politics thread (III)
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Big Dog wrote:I did'nt even realise Wong was a carpet licker...but with a boat race that could freeze mercury, perhaps i should have known.
Where did you think she got the nickname "Strapon Wong"
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How could someone not know that a person who looks like a cross between kd Lang and Kim Jong il led an alternative lifestyle?
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G.Wood wrote:How could someone not know that a person who looks like a cross between kd Lang and Kim Jong il led an alternative lifestyle?
Big Dog thought that people were referring to Ms Wong's obvious Lebanese and Dutch ancestry when they called her a Lesso Dyke
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I believe that
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Who's going to break the news to him about Bob Brown?
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Aye, farkin grubs. They are using Blackberries to message (encrypted) each other because the cops can't follow the organisers anywhere nearly as easily as they could if they were tweeting. Seems to be an England-wide excuse now for thugs to go on burning and pillaging rampages. Charming stuff.Zat wrote:That would be the same Trev who carries on about how sh!t Australia is, and how great England is, right?
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We can be ready to host the olympics at short notice if they can't get their act together
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G.Wood wrote:We can be ready to host the olympics at short notice if they can't get their act together
Might have to lock the Lebs in Cronulla up first.
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Bradman wrote:G.Wood wrote:We can be ready to host the olympics at short notice if they can't get their act together
Might have to lock the Lebs in Cronulla up first.
Big Dog wrote: Stop picking on Penny
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We took a large chainsaw to the Cronulla shire boundary years ago. It has floated off and become the 3rd island of New Zealand.
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skully wrote:We took a large chainsaw to the Cronulla shire boundary years ago. It has floated off and become the 3rd island of New Zealand.
Any chance you left the RSL club alone?
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Nah, it's a well known Friday and Saturday night haunt of the yobbos. They, along with those that haunt Northies, are now shearing sheep for a living.
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G.Wood wrote:How could someone not know that a person who looks like a cross between kd Lang and Kim Jong il led an alternative lifestyle?
Did'nt i already make that point?
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How grouse is the Convoy of no confidence
It gave radio stations a reason to play
we're gonna have convoy, aint it a beautiful site
It gave radio stations a reason to play
we're gonna have convoy, aint it a beautiful site
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Is that the Carbon Rally that less than 1% of 1% of Australians attended?
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No, just a bunch of truckers minus one wozzie scum bag in a chippy gaol
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I fink they were more anti live export ban the CT although that probably got a guernsy as well
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horace wrote:personally I am opposed to IVF - for anyone - straight or gay...a complete waste of research effort and health resources
Creating life is a waste of effort?
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errr it was in his case
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Hass wrote:horace wrote:personally I am opposed to IVF - for anyone - straight or gay...a complete waste of research effort and health resources
Creating life is a waste of effort?
he said "research effort" ...
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Which is about 1000 times more than the difference the Carbon tax will make to the environment.JGK wrote:Is that the Carbon Rally that less than 1% of 1% of Australians attended?
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The 2GB cretins will be filthy about that demostration. 2000 fewer listeners for the day has gotta make a difference to their ratings, and I reckon they're all on 'performance' based contracts.
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While the carbon tax rally, was going on, an even crazier get together was taking place around the corner.
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Here are some great quotes from today's rally against gay marriage:
"There is no greater evil in the world than supporters of homosexual marriage."
- Rebecca Hagelin, American Conservative
"Gay is one of the most beautiful words … no-one should have the right to take that word off us. Truly this proposition deserves to be laughed at and ridiculed. It doesn’t serve any serious treatment.”
-Bob Katter, Independent MP
"This is a destruction of marriage, not simply a redefinition."
- Kevin Andrews, Liberal MP
"We know that the best protection for those girls is that they get themselves into a secure relationship with a loving husband and I want that to happen for them. I don't want any legislator to take that right away from me."
-Barnaby Joyce, National MP (talking about his daughters)
"My electorate accepts that all people are equal, but my electorate also accepts, in fact rejects, that not all relationships are equal."
- John Murphy, Labor MP
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Apparently, these people believe the illogical BS they spew. The mind boggles.
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Here are some great quotes from today's rally against gay marriage:
"There is no greater evil in the world than supporters of homosexual marriage."
- Rebecca Hagelin, American Conservative
"Gay is one of the most beautiful words … no-one should have the right to take that word off us. Truly this proposition deserves to be laughed at and ridiculed. It doesn’t serve any serious treatment.”
-Bob Katter, Independent MP
"This is a destruction of marriage, not simply a redefinition."
- Kevin Andrews, Liberal MP
"We know that the best protection for those girls is that they get themselves into a secure relationship with a loving husband and I want that to happen for them. I don't want any legislator to take that right away from me."
-Barnaby Joyce, National MP (talking about his daughters)
"My electorate accepts that all people are equal, but my electorate also accepts, in fact rejects, that not all relationships are equal."
- John Murphy, Labor MP
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Apparently, these people believe the illogical BS they spew. The mind boggles.
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What does this even mean?
"My electorate accepts that all people are equal, but my electorate also accepts, in fact rejects, that not all relationships are equal."
- John Murphy, Labor MP
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??? Does Barnaby realise there's a difference between making something legal and making something compulsory? Or does he want to marry one of his daughters? Honestly, people like him give f*ckwits a bad name."We know that the best protection for those girls is that they get themselves into a secure relationship with a loving husband and I want that to happen for them. I don't want any legislator to take that right away from me."
-Barnaby Joyce, National MP (talking about his daughters)
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