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Jesus wept…the election cannot come quick enough to kick these turds out… Today’s Saturday Tele: LABOR’S BLOWING UP LINKS TO…
Thanks, Tom!
Ben Garrison.
Al Goodwyn.
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The Dandenong line.
Zulu Kilo Two Alphasays:
December 15, 2021 at 5:11 pm
A couple of stories down…
Qantas adds non-stop Perth to Rome flights after WA border open date revealed
then…
WA opening date leaves some regions facing tougher restrictions, and businesses are worried
While people across the country have welcomed the impending removal of Western Australia’s hard border on February 5, there has been a mixed response from the regional areas of the state that are now facing increased restrictions.
The state government has warned any region that does not reach a double-dose vaccination rate of 80 per cent by the time the state’s border reopens will face tougher rules.
That has left small business owners in low-vaccinated areas such as the Pilbara worried.
Its highly scientific, it must be, because no-one can understand it without an extremely smooth brain.
the real trick is in getting hold of future dollars that have equal or better purchasing power than now
stabbajabba doesn’t work so the logical thing is to do it again, and again, and again, and again, …
Roger at 2:17.
Bang on.
The AdBlue problem isn’t major from a mechanical or software or warranty standpoint.
But will the Canbra political and bureacratic class have the foresight or balls to say, “Fuck it. We are just going to legislate to allow trucks to pump a bit of Noxy emissions out for a couple of months to keep the wheels turning.”
As an aside, if such legislation passes here and elsewhere, eyebrows at VW will be raised.
Might save the country if they did, but they are careful students of history. No Ft Sumters will be gifted. Just a lot of oozing into bureaucratic crevices and basements until they control everything, which they nearly do now.
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A good reason to give up being a male stripper.
Tee hee
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Bingo night at the Red Lion.
The thing about the vvaxxenenening is that IF there are serious long term side effects (we don’t know), then the Elfs are going to be looking safe place to hide for a few hundred years or so.
Many many very very cross people.
What do you call it when someone sticks something in your body without your permission?
Your turn in the barrel?
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An evening with some St Kilda football club senior players.
I use ”jab” because many algorithms on various social media platforms automatically ban those who use injection or vaccinate etc
Memo to rickw:
I have followed your adventures against ‘the system’ and absolutely admire your resistance. As others have said here – you WILL survive. One door closed – another opens.
Head to your country retreat and did the hell in!
It’s easy for me to say this as another who will NEVER consent to the experimental concoction because I have nothing to lose. I couldn’t care less about the crap that doesn’t matter – such as swanning around restaurants and being seen at ‘important’ functions. (My money – their loss.) In the end, the ‘tards will end up losing their control.
Hang in there. We are standing with you and I am sure I speak for most here.
*dig* FFS
John H:
I can just hear the young uns screeching – “You mean, Granddad, that it’s gunna be another 100 years before I get the inheritance? Bloody Boomers!”
Illegal Penetration, Penetration against someone’s will equals Rape.
These pretend medical treatments (will not call them vaccinations), are the equivalent of under age grooming. Although the grooming is occurring across the ages. Australia and the entire Western world is being raped and thanking their rapists for the privilege. And they don’t even have to be warned not to tell their parents.
Where are my chocolates and ice cream, scummo?
Let them eat McDonald’s.
Neil Oliver reacts to 80 MPs planning to vote against Plan B Covid restrictions
Brilliant.
Apparently the science differs depending on which coast you live.
Good to know, Gab.
Calli:
I used to be a bit slack about washing hands at home until I worked in Saudi Arabia for 6 months. Out shopping for shirts one day, and noticed a mark on one.
“It’s probably shit” says mate.
On closer examination, yes. It was shit.
“Look at peoples left hands when you get the chance.”
I now notice peoples hands and nails – a lesson not forgotten.
It’s not just starlings that get lost when crossing the Nullarbor.
That was probably the only upside of the scamdemic. Grots who never washed their hands were suddenly sanitising frantically, for a short time, at least.
It panned out that 98 Conservatives voted against the COVID passes bill in the House. Of course, the Labour Opposition were behind the COVID bills. Notice how most of the Opposition parties in the Anglosphere never oppose COVID restrictions, whether they are Left or Right.
The AdBlue thing will be sorted.
But what are the odds ScoMo and Beetrooter give up shitloads of net-zeroes for a two-three month relaxation of the rules.
And, unlike Dan Xi-Man’s emergency legislation, any AdBlue concession will be extremely short term, with more net-zeroes on the table every 60-90 days if it has to be rolled over.
Incoherent Rambler:
That’d be “Surprise Sex”.
The sex you have when you don’t realise you’re going to have it.
“You mean, Granddad, that it’s gunna be another 100 years before I get the inheritance? Bloody Boomers!”
Go long on coffee home ground.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMDuf6BJ720
Pictures of Crippin
Lipstick-smeared.
Torn wallpaper.
Have the walls got ears here?
Well, you won’t get me with your Belladonna–in the coffee,
And you won’t get me with your arsenic–in the pot of tea,
And you won’t put me in a six-foot plot–with your hemlock
On the rocks.
Firmer Gez:
That’s what they want.
I haven’t used hand sanitizer going-in a store, whatever, for ages. Can’t even remember when I just couldn’t be bothered anymore.
Oh yes…I’ve noticed. And it will not be forgotten.
Absolutely. rickw – I think most of us realise that this is one of the major challenges of our lifetime. I think our age demographic is such that a great many of us are “boomers” who saw out the Vietnam war, the Islamic terrorism threat, the various financial crises and so on. People like to cast aspersions upon us – that we have had the best of “runs” – but that is not my memory, at least. Most of us have worked hard for what we have.
But what has occurred in the last two years is an attack on all that we thought our society stood for. It has been a psychologically crippling recognition that the soundness of that belief was illusory.
I used to be a bit slack about washing hands at home until I worked in Saudi Arabia for 6 months
Working detention centers got me.
Cured biting fingernails as well.
9/10ths of the time if someones hands were wet its because they just washed their arse.
Usually badly.
Then want to shake hands…
noprenopenope
Heh. Interesting back stories to handwashing.
PNG cured me. And a bout of HepA. Yik.
Labour voted with Boris to pass the papers please legislation.
Which says everything you need to know about Boris and his green lady.
He had one job, which he delivered. Unfortunately that was the only job he was capable of.
Those 3rd World bidets do need work.
South Africa’s railway system is approaching total collapse due to the theft of electrical cables, vandalising of tracks and signalling equipment, and the complete stripping down of station buildings.
Are there any old Lefties about who are starting to think, “Are we the baddies?”
Obviously, of late,the guy has been moulded into an absolute ‘bought and paid for’ retard.
I used to love listening to Tom when he was sensible. That is – before Nein poisoned 3AW. I pulled the plug on Tom about 12 months ago when all he wanted to talk about was cars and football.
Clearly, a directive as to what can and cannot be discussed came down the pipeline. The axe suspended over Tom’s head seems to be pretty obvious. A guy who had some really good opinions has been reduced to nothing more than a gormless suckhole happy to sacrifice his credibility for a job in radio.
We thought that until we met the hospital system in a moment of crises. Man did that shake us up, we’re so close to the line. They know that’s the ultimate nuclear weapon and they’re sitting there staring at the red button idly flipping the glass cover over it deciding when and if they can get away with pushing it.
You’ll have to physically face the beast system eventually. Everyone will.
And he doesn’t even need the money.
H B Bear,
Have you read this book?
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/184783998634?epid=15046426140&hash=item2b05fc0eaa:g:~JAAAOSwSMZggP5~
I worked with Paul in PNG after he had recovered.
It’s not rum, and it’s not the lash…
Only a government could lose money selling weed.
San Francisco Suspends Cannabis Tax To Help Dispensaries Compete With Drug-Dealers (14 Dec)
There must be a billion pot plants growing in Californian back yards by now. May not be the good stuff, but cheap as chips. I love the idea that the dealers are the last refuge of the free market.
Mz Ardern will be nonplussed when the entire NZ youth suddenly discover their inner green thumbs, now that she’s banned ebil tobacco.
PNG cured me.
Never got sick there, was also never more than 3ft from a bottle of hand sanitizer!
You can have functioning railways or decolonisation. But not both.
Anyone who says Libs and the Liar’s party are just the same difference is a fucking clown.
twostix, I’ve been facing the beast system here in Victoria for a goodly part of this year. To quote Topher Field “Good people break bad laws” and that is what I have been doing and will continue to do.
If I am refused entry into my local hospital (because ‘Untouchable’) in the case of an emergency, then I will ask the Ambos to just dump me at the Emergency entrance and leave me to die on their premises.
I am over this shit.
Nope. Not sure what there would be to write about. I spent around 6weeks in hospital and for 3 of them barely had the energy to sit up in bed. NHS did a good job diagnosing it and pumping me full of immunoglobulin. Walked out without seeing a bill thanks to a reciprocal arrangement with Medicare. I was a bit of a celebrity patient, all the doctors came in for a squiz.
JMH
Sure, the mandates are appalling and inexcusable, but stop it with the drama queening. No public hospital is going to deny you emergency service. If hospitals are to refuse service, no ambulance will be picking you up either.
Any updates on tomorrow’s “science” based rules for Mongyang?
that’s a j’ismists primary qualification
If the ABC were covering that story they’d manage to find an academic who blames it on colonisation.
Anyway, it’s a shame – SA had a great railway system.
From Zyconoclast’s link.
You didn’t ever fvck around with the Railway Police – they had their own SWAT teams and paratroopers……
Isn’t 93% approximately the rate of vaccination? In which case what, exactly, does the “vaccine” do (apart from causing blood clots etc.) if the rate of infection is exactly the same throughout the population, vaxed and unvaxed?
NHS did a good job diagnosing it and pumping me full of immunoglobulin.
Paul was in Africa and by a miracle a local doctor managed to correctly diagnose his condition. Managed to get back to Europe, he had a very long rehabilitation which is mostly what the book is about.
JCsays:
December 15, 2021 at 6:17 pm
Anyone who says Libs and the Liar’s party are just the same difference is a fucking clown.
New Zealand to ban smoking for next generation in bid to outlaw habit by 2025
Legislation will mean people currently aged 14 and under will never be able to legally purchase tobacco
Because just ratcheting taxes every year forever is such a “Liberal” thing to do?
Reminds me of the French Aristo..
It is against the law for both the wealthy and the poor to sleep under the bridge..
I notice that public restrooms often now come with posters instructing people on the correct use of the facilities? You know, for those not accustomed to pedestal arrangements and so on. Another gleaming success story on the road to the multicultural utopia.
No ambulance came to us yesterday.
But that’s just because QLD’s health system is unbelievably shit.
No, it’s not liberal, but it’s not a ban and there’s a huge fucking difference.
Onset of Guillain-Barre Syndrome is pretty wild. You lose all power in your fingers. I couldn’t even open a bulldog clip. One of the ladies at work said “You better go and see a doctor.” Admitted that day.
Well yes, you choose to live in a shithole malaria ridden state, welcome to a shithole service.
Those 3rd World bidets do need work.
I went to go for a piss at the airport in Herat, decided I could wait. The blokes I worked with there reckoned that there was a shitter in Turagundi that was so full that the Afghans cut a hole in the roof and just kept going.
They only did that because the taxx-inations didn’t work
No, it’s not liberal, but it’s not a ban and there’s a huge fucking difference.
How about funding a “charity/Quango’ to call for ever increasing restrictions and price hikes using taxpayer money?
Ensuring generations of Whackerdemic ban-nannies were supported to cut their teeth on the issue before proliferating to make fresh nests of taxpayer funded Whineries to agitate for more government taxation/control?
That Liberal?
“mh says:
December 15, 2021 at 7:57 am
Before your child is injected, watch Dr. Robert Malone’s statement on child COVID vaccinations
Before you vaccinate your child, which is irreversible and potentially permanently damaging, find out why 15,000 physicians and medical scientists around the world signed a declaration publicly declaring that healthy children should NOT be vaccinated for COVID-19. On behalf of these MDs and PhDs, Dr. Robert Malone, who has devoted his career to vaccine development, provides parents a clear statement outlining the scientific facts behind this decision.”
https://globalcovidsummit.org/news/live-stream-event-physicians-alerting-parents
https://eugyppius.substack.com/p/psa-be-careful-on-telegram
Twostix, you have made reference several times today to a family medical emergency. I hope the situation is resolving and that the child (?) involved is heading for a full recovery.
Sincere best wishes to you and your family.
Respect.
rickw at 6:28 – I think it it something like a 1 in 100,000 or 200,000 thing. My Old Man had seen a few cases in a few decades as a GP, including a couple that needed respirators. Nobody tells you much at the time. Luckily I made a full recovery. How did your mate fare?
Malaria ridden?
JC, please make sure any Viccos contemplating the move north you know of are informed of this.
It’s hell up here, to be sure.
Winston Smithsays:
December 15, 2021 at 5:43 pm
The Emirates are a little better but not by much. As for Central Asia, well you get the pleasure of seeing it process and the wash jug.
Rick, have a mate did 3 tours of Timor. Mystery illnesses abound in that place. He had one, felt like malaria, looked like malaria but test was neg on all incl Dengue & RR. Reoccurs infrequently. A lot in that part of the world our white coats don’t have a clue of.
It’s not an absolute. It’s relative which is what I’ve been saying for yonks.
Rickw:
I had some stickers made up from one of your designs.
Just the rifle with A2A – Australian Second Amendment underneath.
Do you want some, and do you have a PO nearby that I can send them to for you to pick up from?
And do you want a T shirt with my logo on it?
Only in XL and 2XL pro tem. Waiting for more to arrive if you need a smaller size.
Free to a good home.
Mole
I joined the LDP last week, so I’m not making a play for the libs at a personal level. I’ve always supported the LDP.
Roger, January to March is the low season there for a good reason. Sweat pouring off you alone is enough to fill the Thompson dam. Disgusting.
Well arrived in Sydney & rocked up to our local pub for early dinner. Two burly islanders on door asking for vax proof. Easy going spouse list it completely ….. insisted government had new rules today for hnvaxed. Bouncers, of course, we’re unmoved & mumbled something about Omicron which made hubby worse. I literally had to pull him away. In my view it was useless though he thought the really big guy was relenting. But that sort of triumph is no triumph at all. He had gone up to get takeaway from Thai.
More Than DOUBLE Registered Voters than Town Population – Pima County 2020 Election Integrity Hearing Provides Evidence Of Thousands Of Fraudulent Votes
It’s not an absolute. It’s relative which is what I’ve been saying for yonks.
Labor is Ebola, Liberal (now anyway) are cancer.
The easiest test is “will you continue to fund the ABCcess if you hold the balance of power/government”?
If the answer is anything other than no then they are big statists who just want to inflict their flavor of turd icecream on you.
Friend of mine was getting a medical briefing before being deployed, to what was then South Vietnam.
“Diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, bubonic plague, poliomyelitis, encephalitis and leprosy are present..any questions? Yes, Corporal? ”
“Sir, why don’t we just let the Noggies have the place?”
And the snakes.
The spiders.
A rumour crocs have been sighted off Bribie Is..
Even the cockroaches have a heft & attitude you don’t see down south.
And the ever present danger of malaria.
Hell of a place. Why anyone would want to live here…BIRM.
Salvation Army Faces Holiday Shortages After Telling White Donors to Face Their Racism
To Hell with the SA.
Fed up with being the butt of the Lefts racist crap.
As the great peacemaker, having indulged my freedom and having great clarity of mind, i have decided this.
No more calling vaxxies vaxxies. They are to be called jabberwocks.
Pure bloods are to be called noble holdouts.
Once the compliant take responsibility for getting the place in to a fascist shit hole brotherhood will reign. supreme.
Thank me later.
Resist.
Libs are herpes.
No one wants herpes.
But that means the 83.7 per cent not fully vaxxed by July 25 will face Christmas without a top-up jab – and the rules are being rigidly applied at vaccination clinics. ABC identity Marieke Hardy was one of many banned from getting a booster before Christmas and voiced her fears after NSW Health warned of 25,000 new cases a day by the end of January. ‘This is terrifying,’ she said.
Ermigerd!!! not Marieke!?!
HAhahahahahah, how the mighty are fallen. She is now known as an ABCess “identity”. Still grimly holding on to any sort of faded relevance.
The above quote is from the Daily Mail, of course. There is even a picture of Marieke. LOL! If you dare!
Looks like the US branch of the Sallies are the racists. Who is going to suffer from their racism?
Black people.
Handy hint – consult the Almighty before you go full metal woke. Romans 12:2 might help too.
Perfect Bruce. I’ve been looking for the perfect LNP insult. Herpes is it. They don’t even qualify for a mainstream disease, just ‘caught it from the dunny seat’ dirty little bugger stuff.
Ahahaha! The Perils of Marieke!
Stay inside then. Hole up in your flat, keep safe. When the TakeAway delivery person arrives, don hazmat to receive your food.
You can’t be too careful, less-than-hardy Marieke.
I saw the doctor earlier today. It seems I am producing a shed load of testosterone. Like other posters, I am sure everyone wishes to know my current medical condition.
Rockdoctor:
The Army used to have a Malaria Research Unit, anyone know if it still operates?
accounts for all the barking
What’s the point of catching an obscure disease unless you tell everybody?
Roger
A rumour crocs have been sighted off Bribie Is..
Jest ye not.
Many years ago, was helping raise the old lino in a holiday house. As was the habit then, old newspapers under the lino. One, from I think the 1930s, recorded the shooting of a large crocodile in the Logan River, not far from Beenleigh.
You can’t be too careful. This monster saltie appeared in Brisbane last year.
Beware southerners! Danger lurks everywhere in the Sunshine State.
Is she still wearing that big droopy flower in the hair or has covid panic put an end to that particular affectation.
The ever-amusing Salim Mehajer continues to provide hours of harmless fun.
Now READ ON from the Daily Tele:
Salim Mehajer’s opulent western Sydney mansion once featured in a rap video is about to hit the market after he lost a desperate legal bid to block it being sold from under him.
The Federal Court on Wednesday denied Mehajer’s application for an injunction to block the National Australia Bank from selling two of his properties after a judge found it was an “abuse of process”.
The former property developer was in 2018 declared bankrupt owing $24 million to creditors.
The court heard that included a $4 million NAB loan, relating to two Lidcombe properties, which he had defaulted on earlier this year.
The bank was now seeking to repossess and sell the two houses, including a six-bedroom, five-bathroom home featuring a Swarovski crystal chandelier, jacuzzi and private sauna.
The 845 square metre mansion was in 2017 advertised for rent at $2950 a week and was featured in a video for US rap artist Bow Wow.
It also boasts a “13 car basement, home theatre complete with massage chairs”.
“Did you know I designed, built and hand picked every single item in the house, from the screws that are (in) the hinges to the light bulb luminosity,” Mehajer wrote in a 2017 Instagram post after he announced he was moving out of the house and putting it up for rent.
The bank is also seeking to repossess another property at nearby Ann Street.
The former Auburn deputy mayor asked Justice Jayne Jagot to grant an injunction so that he could sell the properties himself, despite being in jail.
Mehajer represented himself during the hearing and dialled into the court from Cooma Correctional Centre where he is housed after he was earlier this year jailed for at least two years and three months for lying under oath to further his business interests.
Mehajer told the court that he had been declared bankrupt owing $24 million to creditors, however he disputed that amount saying much of it was “not true and correct”. He told the court his debt included $10 million to the Australian Taxation Office but said $7.5 million of that was in penalties.
He also claimed that the $24 million included “random debts that do not exist” including $6.2 million being claimed by a western Sydney demolition company, which he argued had been paid in full.
He further argued that his $4 million debt to the NAB was being exaggerated because he was being charged an inflated interest rate of seven per cent which had added $400,000 to what he owed.
“The only real debt I have here is the NAB debt, less the interest rate applied,” Mehajer told the court.
“To overcome bankruptcy is not an impossible things to do if one understand that the $24 million isn’t correct.”
He went on to say he should be given six months to sell the properties himself to pay back the NAB and that he had enough equity to have his bankruptcy annulled.
“It remains my intention to pay all my genuine creditors in full,” he said.
He claimed he had previously raised up to $70 million in capital adding: “I do believe I have the network available to ensure NAB is paid in full.”
He also offered a family friend’s property as security.
But after hearing Mehajer’s submissions, Justice Jagot immediately dismissed the application. She said that under the Bankruptcy Act, a secured creditor such as the NAB was permitted to take possession of and sell the two properties.
As well, because Mehajer was in prison on a serious indictable offence, the Felons Act prevented him from bringing civil proceedings unless granted leave.
“I am unable to find that the proceedings does not involve an abuse of process or there is a prima facie ground for the relief sought in the application,” Justice Jagot said.
Mehajer was also ordered to pay $15,000 for the legal costs for the trustee of his bankrupt estate. He will also have to pay the NAB’s legal costs, which will be determined at a later date.
A Leb’s Leb.
I bear Mr Salim Mehajer no particular ill will, but as a NAB shareholder, I hope they bankrupt him…
Venture ye not north of the Tweed, ye southerners.
If malaria don’t git ye, the crocodiles surely will.
And if all this fails to warn ye off, ye might end up in our public hospital system.
Mr Xi should recruit him for his Evergrande business.
Property developers need to hang together.
Did I say that right?
Zulu – you would have enjoyed my first day in Corporate Banking Victoria. One of the managers had bankrupted a stockbroker (it was the mid 80s) and had a blown up photocopy of a $20m cheque on the wall. Over the coming months it was dwarfed by various losses.
That reminds me…back in the early ’80s I was helping a mate do just that in his first house in Brisbane’s inner southside. We discovered pre-war newspapers in German, which I was able to decipher as extolling the virtues of Hitler. If memory serves they were German newspapers, not German-Australian ones. Perhaps their fate as lino underlay reflected what the original recipient thought of them.
Sitting here having a pint of home (craft) brew listening to this
http://ic2463.c1788.fast-serv.com/stream
Carry on…
Worked with someone who had been in the financial office of Bell Group, in the Eighties.
“Two blokes walked in one morning – Goodday, we’re from Bond Corp, we’ve just taken you over, and where’s your cheque book? We want a cheque for seventy four million dollars.”
I’m starting chrimbo tomorrow. Ten days is too long to wait. And once my last pack of cigars arrive from Cuba, I’m moving into the Duxton in the city for official chrimbo.
Adelaide Test tomorrow.
Imagine that…starting a Test match on a Thursday.
Beaugy, what the pharque is “chrimbo”?
Zoomba for gents?
Dr BG FYI
There is a freedom march this Saturday 18th at Elizabeth Quay 3pm.
Life is meant to be lived. Christmas is meant to be celebrated.
Enjoy.
Good evening Tom.
It’s what an English chick I once knew called Christmas. I like it. It’s very childish, but I am.
Thanks custard.
Zulu – and still going on 20 years later. Articled clerks who worked on the case would have less than 10 years to retirement.
Custard!
Sounds like something out of Dickens – “Bleak House?”
Legend has it one of the safes contained the guarantee from Bond Corp to Rothwells. I never saw it. I’m not sure they bothered looking for that one.
Chinese-made wind turbines on Australia’s biggest wind farm have cracked, sparking outrage that the project didn’t use locally made machinery.
Nineteen of 40 turbines inspected at the Stockyard Hill wind farm, in Victoria’s central highlands, are defective and will take months to fix, according to the Australian Manufacturing Worker’s Union.
Another 109 turbines were yet to be inspected and it was feared they could also be damaged.
Wife went collect a cheque from Dallhold for some consultancy we did. Not much $20k. The ink was still wet after Allan Bond signed it, one of his top guys said to wife “cash it”. Bank clerk rolled eyes when wife cashed it. 3 days later it was all history. We thought we would be asked for the money back, but guessed it was nothing in the grand scheme. Had a few beers with Allan after he got out of gaol. I always liked Allan, he was a likeable bloke. Yeah he cost a lot of people money but they threw it at him. Don’t think I’m defending him. Everyone was throwing money at him. The West was crazy in those days. I used to know a guy who worked for Laurie Connell ( now there was an arsehole), he spent his entire salary looking like he was rolling in it coz that what what he had to do to keep his job. They lived off his wifes pay. Never paid so little tax as a percentage ever. In 87 after the crash we made more money than before. The West was great then but not now. A different time.
I’ve only heard this in recent years and first thought it was a new euphemism, designed for the woke so they could avoid saying Christmas.
Turned out it’s been around for ages, saw the Beatles use it back in the 60s in some doco. Perhaps it’s a northern dialect word?
For the economists on this blog…
I cant supply most caravans until the 3rd quarter of ’23
23
I would have alternative plans if you are planning on going on the weekend. Maybe book a round of golf under an assumed name, Jay Weatherdill?
Rothwells. Laurie “Last Chance” Connell. There’s a couple of names from the bad old days!
The funny things I could tell you about that smarmy little shit Brian Burke and his mates (not Mal Bryce, he was the last of old Labor), the whole Government was incompetent, pretty much what we have now.
Yeah, Bell Group shareholders threw over a billion dollars at him, and the thieving doos had the hide to claim in his autobiography that there had been no theft, it was all legal and above board, it was just that the Court and the jury were too stupid to understand the nature of the transactions…
Dan Discusses Rumble And The Parallel Economy
The Dan Bongino Show – Published December 14, 2021
20,607 Views
https://rumble.com/vqsgbg-dan-discusses-rumble-and-the-parallel-economy.html?mref=5f67r&mc=7xi0y
Rumble — “They are resolutely committed to free speech and—no surprise—there is a huge, huge market for this.”
Wait till they find out the made in china underground transmission cables melt.
I don’t know if someone has already posted this, tough titties if you have…
The Australian Freedom Ball – vision starts around the 54 minute mark.
Chemical Farming & The Loss of Human Health – Dr. Zach Bush
https://rumble.com/voqrzc-chemical-farming-and-the-loss-of-human-health-dr.-zach-bush.html?mref=5f67r&mc=7xi0y
After Skool Published November 4, 2021
Rumble — Zach Bush, MD is triple board-certified physician specializing in internal medicine, endocrinology and hospice care. He is the founder of Seraphic Group, an organization devoted to developing root-cause solutions for human and ecological health in the sectors of big farming, big pharma, and Western Medicine at large. And he is also the founder of Farmers Footprint https://farmersfootprint.us/, a non-profit coalition of farmers, educators, doctors, scientists, and business leaders aiming to expose the deleterious human and environmental impacts of chemical farming and pesticide reliance — while simultaneously offering a path forward through regenerative agricultural practices.
[more at the link]
ZK2A my point exactly. They thought they were going to do even better. We had banks throwing money at us. No thanks. When you have multinationals asking advice we wondered how most of them got to where they were. We gave the Australian Government advice in the early 90’s with a huge budget at the time. They spent the whole budget on meetings and still hadn’t done anything in 2007.
We need to remove all these experiments to the Moon, which would mean the stupid buggers who don’t follow the rules will kill just themselves.
Should I have added a /sarc tag?
Any Bell Group shareholders still there after Bondy got the keys to the Treasury were obviously happy to go along for the ride. Ditto NAB even though they thought they had strengthened their security position. Easy to know when to fold ‘em in retrospect.
Don’t invest in anything if you can’t afford to lose the lot. I dropped $287k in the press of a button when I was sick and stressed out. Took a long time to get it back. After that I went day trading. Peanuts but the bucks soon add up but its hard work keeping tabs on trades. Worked Sundance for ages till a plane crash finished that. Cost about $500 and thats all. It sure beat working for someone else.
Why is this the only thing that comes to mind when I see McGowan’s threat that COVID will find the unvaccinated even if they are in the middle of the desert?
Luckily iron ore prices have removed a lot of that stigma attached to being a WA entrepreneur.
The advice we received was that Alan Bond would still only control 40% of the shares, other shareholders would still hold the majority. Also, FWIW, I don’t think even the most speculative of the shareholders bargained on Bondy confusing Bell Group Treasury with his own private bank account to the tune of over a billion dollars.
We were treated very well in the West by Big Liberal people simply for having a go. Even when I made a mistake in a separate business, not hiring a guy and he ended up going to someone else and the angle was gone, made them a motza, Richard Court helped out, don’t worry about it. Problem solved coz I was straight up with him. I miss what the Liberal party and their supporters were like in those days in WA anyway. I think the Eastern States Liberals were all soft cocks. The Liberals were doers, nothing seemed too hard, not like the liars who are only ever takers.
I never thought I’d leave WA but things change and I’m glad I’m not there now.
Anyway, Sliante to all on the Cat – the latest addition to the clan was born at O God Thirty this morning, making me a great uncle, once again!
Anyway, Sliante to all on the Cat – the latest addition to the clan was born at O God Thirty this morning, making me a great uncle, once again!
Congrats!
I think the Eastern States Liberals were all soft cocks.
Here in Victoria, apart from Kennett/Stockdale for about 8 years, that’s been true for almost half a century.
I have the dubious honour of being knocked back for a $50K business loan by “Last Resort” Laurie Connell at some outrageous interest rate, north of 18% from memory.
He said my credit history was a bit suss. Knowing Connell’s shady background, I was seriously insulted.
A couple of years later, he was six feet under and the loan from another source had been repaid in full.
I win.
Speaking of Test openers, another little whoopsie from Michael Slater (Focks):
And:
That’s the way. Not Slater’s fault. A ‘disorder’*. Got it.
Again with the Andrew O’Keeffe defence.
Be keen to see if he lasts the week.
*It’s not a disorder. It’s being a stupid pisswreck.
I have the dubious honour of receiving a prospectus, inviting me to invest in Rothwells…threw it in the bin…
So, starting it after lunch with a gay pink ball isn’t the main problem?
How did your mate fare?
He made a reasonable recovery after a very long time, he lost a lot of muscle mass from his legs and generally and didn’t seem to ever put it back on.
I had some stickers made up from one of your designs.
Just the rifle with A2A – Australian Second Amendment underneath.
Cool! Flick me an email and we’ll work something out!
The problem the Liberal Party had was that Menzies stayed on ten years past his use by date and he handed the job over to one of his cronies.
Some claim he said he voted DLP in 1974, the year they were wiped out.
One of the worst things Laurie Connell did was juice up Rocket Racer to win the Perth Cup, which killed the pony a week later.
Most of the humans who engaged with that piece of shit had a choice.
BTW, apologies for that meme above, Rickw.
For the economists on this blog…
I cant supply most caravans until the 3rd quarter of ’23
23
What’s the hitch? Suspension and tow bar components not available? An extension of the great trailer shortage?!
Latest on UK Omigod infections from Dr John Campbell.
https://youtu.be/pfO8verFP7E
I hope so!
That farm is on top of what is a long list of travesties wrt wind farms.
BTW, apologies for that meme above, Rickw.
Oh that’s as funny as hell!!!
From the Victorian Leader of the Opposition (sic) today (via email):
He helpfully places a link to https://www.matthewguy.com.au/contact where one can respond. Today’s rocket was to highlight that this is not over while unenjabbened (or undeclarationised) Victorians cannot attend a workplace to earn their crust. In my opinion, he overlooks this at his peril. LDP is the true opposition party in this state at this moment.
Now if those caravans were delivered by train instead of truck? Hehe.
dover0beach says:
December 15, 2021 at 10:26 pm
Isn’t that like when you’re a musical performer and Wierd Al does a parody based on your work?
CL, if you’re around, John Cadogan did this on AdBlue today.
rickw I know you’ll be getting all sorts of unwanted advice about yuor future but have you thought about making replica vintage car parts, what with your 3d printing and I think you said you had a foundry. Broken and missing bits if you can scan them even if they are handed you can change that. Those guys spend heaps. My mate in NZ machines bits for those guys, they have trouble finding people to do that sort of stuff.
Um, what the hell?
Shifted the 4 ton Colchester 3000L to the factory door today ready for pick up. There is literally an inch clearance down either side past the office, and I had to remove the spindle drive controller.
My back only hurts a little!
RickW, definitely get into bespoke vintage car part manufacture.
Like a five-cylinder transverse Volvo 2.3L turbo engine for a ’95 850SE… ta in advance
The drug cocktail must be working as Brandon sounds about 70% articulate.
https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/biden-actually-said-it-the-struggle-is-about-who-gets-to-count-the-vote/
Grey Ranga,
Not bad advice! I have all the machining and 3D printing capability going, I just need to set up the iron foundry.
One of the things I had been thing about was doing top slides for Hercus / Southbend lathes. I know the guy who is making most of the replacement parts for these machines, he even exports to the US. He had a crack at the top slides before but the had a lot of trouble with them (hole line up with cast recess), I know how to fix that.
The top slides normally look terrible because most get run into the Chuck at some stage.
Like a five-cylinder transverse Volvo 2.3L turbo engine for a ’95 850SE… ta in advance
That sounds interesting and a great way to meet Swedish chicks!
(I need to get over my fear of Swedish women, as a young farm boy I was attacked by my cousins Swedish exchange student, sadly she was hideous! Shout out to Seena Beck-Nielsen and her German counterpart Julia Bartel who sadly didn’t attack me!)
The drug cocktail must be working as Brandon sounds about 70% articulate.
No doubt the mix is a fine balance between coherence, heart attack and bowel control.
The Quartering on Discount Littlefinger being a terrible lawyer and besmirching Our Kyle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcHEnzqOyng
Joseph Gold
Joseph Gold
13 hours ago
It’s so unprofessional to see Kyle’s former defense attorney turn on him like that.
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KirkpattieCake
KirkpattieCake
13 hours ago
The irony of Binger being on a podcast called “Miranda Warnings,” considering Miranda Rights were specifically created to protect the individual from self-incrimination and Binger attempted to violate Kyle’s right to remain silent.
Is trubaididaddinolpresha a measure of the ratio of senescent cells to bowel pressure?
“Some claim”
… Custer was at the Alamo
… the Sydney was sunk by the white suuuub!
… mummie doesn’t think you are such a disappointment
Thanks for the concern over my medical condition you heartless shower.
Other posters get reams of bandwidth expressing sympathy, concern and advice. I get Sweet Fanny Adams.
Almost makes me not wish to tell you about my prostate, which is akin to that of a much younger man.
I’m sadly disappointed in all of you.
Rex
Gameswokeshop may feel a Davey Moar Coq bomb incoming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfsGyZyFlnE
You won’t find “sympathy” on this blog, you’ll need to consult a good dictionary. You’ll find “sympathy” between the words “shit” and “syphilis.”
I like my 25-y-o white Swedish model because no-one even glances sideways at her, which is worth considering when there’s audio gear and instruments in her to the insured value of $10K, and it’s parked behind someone’s shed in Quindanning.
We had a Swedish exchange… she tried to snog me. She was alright, good fun and smart as a whip, couldn’t put anything on her. BMWs are ubiquitous in Sverige, Saabs for the youngsters. There was an odd tax rule which meant that two doors were better than four, so many big Lutheran families crammed into a 142 or stockbroker’s beemer coupe. I don’t actually know if they’ve upsized to the SUV standard as we in Oz have over the last few decades, I’ll ask.
Some of those Swedish backpackers you come across do vary considerably from the mental picture you have of the archetypal Swedish backpacker.
Roger says:
December 15, 2021 at 6:05 pm
Not sure about that, I could be wrong, but his financial advisory service wasn’t a stellar performer, that was of course way back.
I intend to have a sulk worthy of Achilles.
BTW Zulu that is what my mother said to me. Possibly on my being kicked out of home at 11.
Thanks delta.
A little girl’s missing her appendix and all is well tonight.
I threatened to “run away” at 14. My father rolled me a swag, offered to drive me up to the nearest road, where I should be able to get a lift, and advised me to “try and write home, every three months or so.”
Teh Gunidara on NZ zoning changes to free up the housing sector.Asking “could it work in Australia?” shows that they believe that it will in aotearoa, but won’t here. Also, note the complete radio silence on St Jacinda’s founding myth of 100 000 state commission houses.
Google tells staff to get Alphabet Jab- Google staff google advice, get no results.
9 minutes to go …
All the best to the young lady, for a full recovery.
“Thanks for the concern over my medical condition you heartless shower.
Other posters get reams of bandwidth expressing sympathy, concern and advice. I get Sweet Fanny Adams.
Almost makes me not wish to tell you about my prostate, which is akin to that of a much younger man.
I’m sadly disappointed in all of you.”
Miss Anthropist,
aren’t you the bloke who told us your wife is thirty years younger than you? Don’t feign surprise then when no one cares about your health. LOL!!!
Love your work.
Filipino jeep factory!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpS6E59_YR8
rickw says:
December 15, 2021 at 10:51 pm
Shifted the 4 ton Colchester 3000L to the factory door today ready for pick up. There is literally an inch clearance down either side past the office, and I had to remove the spindle drive controller.
My back only hurts a little!
rickw – next time, get someone to help lift it.
4 tons is too much for a single person lift.
I was exiled to a boarding school. The more a School’s name, the more appalling the conditions for the poor boarders. And the rich ones.
Two sticks,
I am genuinely pleased the little one is ok.
But pointless posting on here.
The other posters have hearts of stone.
Pogria,
Indeed. And in the 8 years we have been together I have been almost completely monogamous.
Loyalty is what keeps us together.
New Vik diktats make no sense.
Workers in hair and beauty need to be jabbed. Those places are swimming in room perfume, peroxide, acetone and spray tan, I doubt you could get ebola with an open wound there.
Events in places of worship are open fare, but if it’s at a hospitality venue, then you need the clot shot and you need to prove it. But you can enter a hospitality venue, ad lib, with no more vaxx papers.
Masks in retail venues…. er why? Well, we all know why, because women and children are constantly in retail, so it keeps masking up current, forever ever.
All in all.. nothing like a return to normal. The proles are allowed to roam in a fresh pen, and the Lizard People keep their fingers on the trigger.
I’ve got a friend of mine, who was a product of the English public school system. He claimed that there were two lifestyles compulsory at English public schools – one was Rugby football.
Couldn’t happen to a nicer Board of Directors.
I love the Game and the Universe, but hate what they are dloig to the players.
Still, it’s got me looking at Battletech and thinking of having a go. That, and the presentations made by Tex of the Black Pants Legion…
#ReddeCreditori,Fucko!
Wool sales are in- the Merino stuff was damn near 1100c, and even the Border Leicester jumped clear of the valuation reserve to 260. The market for that stuff will be scuttled from now on, because 30-micron carpet white is what the Chinese stock is replacing… as long as it pays enough to keep the shearers supplied in Ruby Drum, I can’t complain.
#MeToo was exiled to a distant boarding school, with only the odd bus trip home to engage with manual labour and Scandinavian exchange students softening the blow.
Let’s be clear.
The full prediction.
Deaths will start 18 months from 25th October 2021.
Which, somewhat poetically, is Anzac Day 2023.
And will continue until all the vaxxed are dead by 25th October 2025.
And it will all be blamed on the Marburg virus (at St Ruth’s link on the original post).
This virus was discovered in 1967 and only transmits via very poor infection control (eg sucking open wounds).
So the full prediction is … all vaxxed dead by 25th October 2025 and Marburg virus takes the rap.
For bank shareholders.
Westpac have extended their buyback and dropped the max discount from the customary 14% to 10%.
This suits me bigtime, but why are they doing it?
Guilty conscience over launching a buyback when they had shareprice killing news in the pipeline?
Samcho,
I will be sorry to see you all go.
What size are your suits btw?
gawd I get sick of this shit … youre like a fucking child
I thought calling out bullshit was the main game here.