Where is Bodyline?

by horace Mon 13 Sep 2010, 06:07

not heard of since the Ranga maintained her paw on the nation's tiller.

has B/L finally blown a pfuffer valve?

by skully Mon 13 Sep 2010, 06:15

Now now, h, play nice. Gloating is so unbecoming for a "wise" old Roman. Cool

by horace Mon 13 Sep 2010, 06:41

now now skulululy - simple concern for one of my favourite forummers...

personally I have as much time for the ranga as I have that commedian Barnaby

by skully Mon 13 Sep 2010, 06:47

OK horarse.

by Bradman Mon 13 Sep 2010, 07:15

horace wrote:now now skulululy - simple concern for one of my favourite forummers...

personally I have as much time for the ranga as I have that commedian Barnaby

Barnaby is misunderstood.

by JGK Mon 13 Sep 2010, 07:21

IT would help if he spoke in English...

by horace Mon 13 Sep 2010, 07:23

no jgk...i think it better that Barnaby speaks in chippily...that way he is misunderstood

by Bradman Mon 13 Sep 2010, 07:25

Yeah but not as funny. Thank Windsor and Oakshott every day from keeping that dickhead off the Treasury benches and away from your retirement fund/super/share portfolio/kid's education fund etc, etc.....

by Bradman Mon 13 Sep 2010, 07:26

horace wrote:no jgk...i think it better that Barnaby speaks in chippily...that way he is misunderstood

Fark next you'll be hacking on Bob.

by skully Mon 13 Sep 2010, 22:17

Bradman wrote:Yeah but not as funny. Thank Windsor and Oakshott every day from keeping that dickhead off the Treasury benches and away from your retirement fund/super/share portfolio/kid's education fund etc, etc.....

You're kidding, right? This is after Swan cut back the amount people could salary-sacrifice to Super from basically unlimited to a sh!tty $25K (total, including the employers contribution) per annum so he could maximise the tax take from interest earned on savings. Farkin welfare state pinko qunts. These pr!cks will run the economy into the ground then hand it over to the blokes who know what they are doing in a term or so, with farkin half the population on welfare when they could've set up a situation where many of us didn't need to draw on the welfare bucket. You'll have Mt Druitt/Altona dole-bludgers and pensioners sucking the coffers dry, while sending Mining investment overseas as we try to stay afloat as a nation.

Farkin blinkered, pig-ignorant socialist farksticks. Qunts. Elect the Assassin to Parliament NOW and get him in as Treasurer.

by skully Mon 13 Sep 2010, 22:32

And BTW, qmy, given you are independently wealthy (apparently), your views are null and void. Evil or Very Mad

by Mick Sawyer Mon 13 Sep 2010, 23:22

while sending Mining investment overseas

Clive Palmer thinks a mining tax is OK.

by Mick Sawyer Mon 13 Sep 2010, 23:25

skully wrote:
Bradman wrote:Yeah but not as funny. Thank Windsor and Oakshott every day from keeping that dickhead off the Treasury benches and away from your retirement fund/super/share portfolio/kid's education fund etc, etc.....
You're kidding, right? This is after Swan cut back the amount people could salary-sacrifice to Super from basically unlimited to a sh!tty $25K (total, including the employers contribution) per annum so he could maximise the tax take from interest earned on savings. Farkin welfare state pinko qunts. These pr!cks will run the economy into the ground then hand it over to the blokes who know what they are doing in a term or so, with farkin half the population on welfare when they could've set up a situation where many of us didn't need to draw on the welfare bucket. You'll have Mt Druitt/Altona dole-bludgers and pensioners sucking the coffers dry, while sending Mining investment overseas as we try to stay afloat as a nation.

Farkin blinkered, pig-ignorant socialist farksticks. Qunts. Elect the Assassin to Parliament NOW and get him in as Treasurer.

The reduction in the concessional contribution limits is bad policy, no arguement.

by embee Mon 13 Sep 2010, 23:49

Mick Sawyer wrote:
while sending Mining investment overseas

Clive Palmer thinks a mining tax is OK.

but thinks THE mining tax is sh!t

He agrees with the concept of a profits based rent tax ...would have like some consultation on the detail...and the rate of tax to be lower

by Mick Sawyer Tue 14 Sep 2010, 00:50

but thinks THE mining tax is sh!t

He agrees with the concept of a profits based rent tax ...would have like some consultation on the detail...and the rate of tax to be lower

Sure, but given that even this fat reactionary agrees with the general premise, then surely all of us can park the more hysterical brain f@rting

by Bradman Tue 14 Sep 2010, 02:22

skully wrote:
Bradman wrote:Yeah but not as funny. Thank Windsor and Oakshott every day from keeping that dickhead off the Treasury benches and away from your retirement fund/super/share portfolio/kid's education fund etc, etc.....
You're kidding, right? This is after Swan cut back the amount people could salary-sacrifice to Super from basically unlimited to a sh!tty $25K (total, including the employers contribution) per annum so he could maximise the tax take from interest earned on savings. Farkin welfare state pinko qunts. These pr!cks will run the economy into the ground then hand it over to the blokes who know what they are doing in a term or so, with farkin half the population on welfare when they could've set up a situation where many of us didn't need to draw on the welfare bucket. You'll have Mt Druitt/Altona dole-bludgers and pensioners sucking the coffers dry, while sending Mining investment overseas as we try to stay afloat as a nation.

Farkin blinkered, pig-ignorant socialist farksticks. Qunts. Elect the Assassin to Parliament NOW and get him in as Treasurer.

by Bradman Tue 14 Sep 2010, 02:25

skully wrote:And BTW, qmy, given you are independently wealthy (apparently), your views are null and void.

Much better being indepently wealthy than dependently wealthy. They call us Chardonnay socialists for a reason.

by JGK Tue 14 Sep 2010, 08:58

Mick Sawyer wrote:
while sending Mining investment overseas

Clive Palmer thinks a mining tax is OK.

What, as a first course?

by JGK Tue 14 Sep 2010, 09:00

skully wrote:
Bradman wrote:Yeah but not as funny. Thank Windsor and Oakshott every day from keeping that dickhead off the Treasury benches and away from your retirement fund/super/share portfolio/kid's education fund etc, etc.....
You're kidding, right? This is after Swan cut back the amount people could salary-sacrifice to Super from basically unlimited to a sh!tty $25K (total, including the employers contribution) per annum so he could maximise the tax take from interest earned on savings. Farkin welfare state pinko qunts. These pr!cks will run the economy into the ground then hand it over to the blokes who know what they are doing in a term or so, with farkin half the population on welfare when they could've set up a situation where many of us didn't need to draw on the welfare bucket. You'll have Mt Druitt/Altona dole-bludgers and pensioners sucking the coffers dry, while sending Mining investment overseas as we try to stay afloat as a nation.

Farkin blinkered, pig-ignorant socialist farksticks. Qunts. Elect the Assassin to Parliament NOW and get him in as Treasurer.

Let us know when the Libs find such people.

by skully Tue 14 Sep 2010, 09:43

How's that poverty line going, JGK?

by JGK Tue 14 Sep 2010, 10:04

Well.

Thanks for asking.

by horace Tue 14 Sep 2010, 10:07

Ronny Henderson, who led the work ages ago on the poverty line was a national treasure...those were the days when economics had a moral and transformational imperative

by Mick Sawyer Tue 14 Sep 2010, 10:52

What, as a first course?

tax, snacks, facts, arse cracks. Playthings & conveniences for Clive The Hun.

by horace Thu 16 Sep 2010, 01:34

Barnaby too has been remarkably quiet this week....

tho I notice the MM has signalled ongoing pressure will be applied to the Indies to achieve a change of government during this term of the Parliament.

by Bradman Thu 16 Sep 2010, 02:21

horace wrote:Barnaby too has been remarkably quiet this week....

tho I notice the MM has signalled ongoing pressure will be applied to the Indies to achieve a change of government during this term of the Parliament.

Probably under orders to disappear, STFU and enjoy his portfolio.

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