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The Don should announce he’s going to withdraw from Ramstein Airbase in Germany.
someone else with the who cares there are only 30 people in the UK over the age of 106.Using that…
More soccer hooligans. https://x.com/VividProwess/status/1855657497392288242?t=tPD13naXYKqpkrZfTJS-sg&s=19
If you substitute the words “for Greens preferences” whenever you encounter the words “against climate change”, the true meaning is…
A ship that pongs of butyric acid is a ship that has been through a storm with a thousand puking passengers…
Best wishes Bruce!
The F1, probably the greatest lump of shit ever purchased by the DoD.
Damn their oily hides.
A lot of non-DemonRats do seem to be asleep at the wheel (or are actually secret DemonRats).
I know that you disagree, but the best outlook I can see is a (relatively) peaceful break up into Red and Blue nations. That would be far preferable to a resort to violence, which seems likely if the DemonRats continue to push the margins.
Viagra won’t make you James Bond but it will make you Roger Moore.
Didn’t mean you Old Ozzie. 😀 I once scored zero at Maroubra with a M-60. Doing the buts was fun!
Whenever I’m asked who my favourite co-star is, I always hesitate in giving an answer.
– Roger Moore
Thanks Wodney. We’re off next month for Thanksgiving. I’m sure your wishes are with good intentions. We don’t hang around where the illegals reside, so out of sight out of mind. When there, we don’t really do touristy stuff. We just hang out – see pals, go out to dinner and wifey goes to plays. I don’t go because she refuses to go with me as I fall asleep and we end up fighting in the seats because she startles me awake with an elbow to the ribs.
but it will make you Roger Moore. – 🗼
What was wrong with them? I only ever had one go with an F1, it was interesting. Seemed fine aside from wanting to pull up to the right.
My attitude about death is, going into the next room, and it’s a room that the rest of us can’t get into because we don’t have the key. But when we do get the key, we’ll go in there, and we’ll see one another again, in some shape or form or whatever. It’s not the end.
– Roger Moore
It’s the Roger Moore afternoon –
You can either grow old gracefully or begrudgingly. I chose both.
– Roger Moore
Why would the yanks help support Latin America? They’re pushing their own citizens across the border, along with massive amounts of drugs, organised crime and violence.
Bugger that idea – build the wall and man it with automatic sentry guns – the flood will very quickly stop and Mexico will inherit the problem it caused by not stopping the invasion.
The height of optimism was the designer, who made provision for a bayonet boss….”If they get that close, hit ’em over the head and run like the clappers…”
I wouldn’t go East Coast Bruce of WA.
Pictures just in.
Matt Gaetz: I Had Donald Trump’s Blessing to Oust Kevin McCarthy From Speakership
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) was successful Tuesday in his quest to oust Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) from the Speaker of the House position, and now he’s saying he had former president Donald Trump’s blessing.
McCarthy was voted out of the job by a 216-210 tally, and for now, the House is left with Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) as the Speaker Pro Tem. An election will be held to determine the next official speaker, and McCarthy has already come out and said he won’t be in the running.
My colleague Duke wondered the other day in his article whether Gaetz would proceed with such a dramatic plan without Trump’s approval. We have our answer:
‘I have spoken to President Trump over the last several days,’ Gaetz told reporters on the steps of the Capitol after the vote. ‘I would say that my conversations with the former president leave me with great confidence that I’m doing the right thing.’
McCarthy became the first speaker in American history to be outed from his job in Tuesday’s vote that saw eight members of his own party sink him. Now Republicans will have to deal with the fallout. That not only includes electing a new speaker but dealing with the bloodbath that remains of their party.
Gaetz may say that, but Trump did not seem pleased with the dysfunction within the GOP, at least if you read his social media posts earlier in the day:
JC
Oct 4, 2023 4:32 PM
And you still have that lisp. Hope the medicine finally works for you. Happy travels. Flying ‘Quaintarse’?.
I preferred Ray Martin when he was played by Eric Bana
I thought celebrities could only be so stupid, but Ray has pushed back the envelope further.
Apparently Daniel Craig is ugly. A Bond wymminses told me so, it must therefore be true.
007 has to be a man! And attractive… unlike that Daniel Craig demands Madeline Smith (30 Sep)
As you see Roger Moore clearly made an impression. 😀
I first went to sea in the RAN when i was 17, 43 years later i will back my acquired knowledge from great mariners against his “bollocks” any day.
As a test, i will put out the challenge to your FN ambassador, pass on my email if needed. I will take any of my boats and navigate anywhere in the world, but he must do the same. i have 4 boats and only 2 would be ok for blue water the Sea Ray Amberjack and the Hereshoff ketch (which i prefer at 52 feet).
We should talk.
Is it the fricking Feast of St Roger Moore today or something?! 😛
No better (to be kind) than the Owen.
Recall that Army wanted to produce the “Austen” (Australian Sten) here, but were over-ruled, and forced to take the Owen. The Sten was also rubbish. Was someone working for the Master-General of the Ordnance trying to make a very petty point by replacing a useful weapon with a rubbish one?
Roger Moore is the most debonair bond ever, anyone who bones Jane Seymour in her prime is a God.
When he dies it will be a sad day for men everywhere.
First spots of rain just hitting my place in Mosman.
Wish I had realised strong winds and heavy rain were coming today. I would have bought some wine and oven-heated food.
When I lived in Osaka I loved when the typhoons came: a couple of large beers, bag of pizza flavoured chips, and oven karaage. And a video.
Let the wind howl and rattle angrily at the windows while the aircon hummed unperturbed and I ate and watched TV in my calm impenetrable oasis.
(You needed the aircon because typhoons are warm weather events. Oh, and there is this charge in the air beforehand like the hush in a symphony hall when the conductor stands poised with raised baton.)
B John
I don’t see a breakup because the majority of folks just live their lives and aren’t as interested in politics as we are here on this blog. I think what’s happened between friends is that if you believe the other party has different views, you just don’t talk politics anymore.
If I’m ever asked by Demonrat friends sussing out who I like, etc. I always say I love how Trump lowered the corporate tax rate down to 21%. It just disarms them.
We’re heading to Miami for Thanksgiving with pals, and the host wife despises Trump like he’s the devil incarnate. WIfey has been begging me not to take on any political discussion. They’re good pals. They’re always hosting us and have our kid stay with them in the Hamptons for the summers.
Of course.
Lysander, Woger and his health problems are the Cat’s favourite joke.
We’ll drop the subject after his death.
Badly phrased.
The Owen was useful and practical, the F-1 less so.
John H:
It looks like someone invented the shanghai and lost all their ammo.
Is anyone as sick of this sh! as I am?
As mentioned, I’ve got a “Don’t welcome me to my own country” sticker on the back of my car.
Looking for parking in a Perth shopping center, I thought I was being followed.
Pulling into a vacant parking lot, a car pulled in behind me, the window comes down, and I cop a screeching tirade from the harridan behind the wheel about “that sticker you’ve got. It’s not your country, it’s not mine, it’s Aboriginal country. A 15 year old Aboriginal boy was bashed to death not far from here, have you any idea how offensive his family would find that sticker? I do social work among Aboriginals living in poverty, while their men folk are in jail, running the risk of necking themselves. I’ll pray for your soul. Do you know that theirs is the oldest living culture, and we should be proud to walk in their footsteps.”
“Oh, can I get a word in edgewise? Theirs isn’t the oldest living culture, that honour belongs to the San Bushmen of Southern Africa, we don’t have much option other then to walk in their footsteps, they never invented the wheel. In their culture, a woman of your vintage would have had seven children before she was twenty five, had both legs broken and left for the dingoes when she was in her mid twenties.(H/T Cohenite.) Now, Foetsak!”
So he’s been reading Parnia. Good luck with Roger.
Him tjiki blackbala ?
Wiki
Marbles
I hate to do this but has Ashley Paul Griffith been to trial and found guilty?
No matter what evidence has been found, he is due a trial.
Didn’t we just get over this ‘guilty before the trial’ in the last couple of months?
I don’t doubt that.
The real problem is that the DemonRat left want to ram their insane beliefs down everyone’s throat and will not take no for an answer. Continue like that, and eventually there will be a reaction.
Perhaps a simple purge of anyone who takes such an attitude? It is probably not much more than a million or so in total. Break them down for spare parts, and use their (very ample) wealth to pay off the national debt? (NADT, only joking about the spare parts, not so much about confiscating their ill-gotten wealth to repair the costs of their stupidity. The Clintons and Bidens between them would have looted enough to reduce the debt by a lot.)
I find brevity is a better alternative . Perhaps you should try something along the lines of – “tongue my balls while you slobber on my greasy c%ck you cumdumpster”, it’s brief, but to the point.
Don’t thank me, I’m here to help, i’m a people person.
“It has been suggested the first railroad gauges arose from the width of the typical horse driven carriage.”
The ‘absolutely true’ story in the mines of the North of England is that 4’8” was the standard width of a horse-drawn coal wagon on a rollyway. In reality, there was nothing like a standard anything amongst the pits – George Stevenson was engineer at a number of Durham collieries and picked the gauge for some unknown local reason.
But once he built it into the Locomotion, the rest was history.
Wow, Zulu.
You were Whitesplained and Chicksplained, with extra guilt trolling sauce.
You do realise that the death of the indigenous lad was all your fault, don’t you? Shame.
Pollster John McLaughlin: We Could Be Looking at an Electoral Landslide in 2024 for Donald Trump
Carpe! I’m shocked!
Perhaps it sounds better in Japanese.
Ray Martin has indigenous heritage.
He’s a member of the millionaire club.
Ugh… I walked into a room full of Monty’s:
https://www.pollbludger.net/2023/10/04/indigenous-voice-polling-round-up/#comments
(The PollBludger site is ran by “Dr” William Boe who is a part of the “Teal conglomerate”)
Don’t expect your comment to get published, worse than The Oz.
Do you think there weren’t trenches or heavily fortified lines on the Eastern Front?
Don’t be shy, Carpe.
We can say ‘cock’ here.
Also, she probably picked the fight because Zulu looks like a respectable older gentleman, a bit like the Beloved (who has also been on the end of insane menopausal rants from randoms).
She would never let out a peep if he was a rat tailed ranga in singlet, thongs, stubbies and decorative tattoo wear.
Lysander
Oct 4, 2023 4:45 PM
Is it the fricking Feast of St Roger Moore today or something?!
No, but it gives those jealous down thumber bummers something to do between pulling those long hairs out of their Jug ears and their big fat noses.
They do like like that down thumbing bumming. Maybe they are all ‘Shirt Lifters’.
B John
I don’t know why, but I just can’t put my finger on the reasons. I actually think that if Trump does win and win by large in 24, he closes the border, reforms the bureaucracy, brings peace to the Ukraine, I actually think people will gain an appreciation of him and things simmer down. Sometimes a defeat just has that impact.
It goes something like, there is fear in the Demonrat circles that he will win, but once they pass that stage and settle down, they may not see things as terrible for them as they believed before. It’s not all of them, but enough to quieten things down.
We can say ‘cock’ here.
Speak for yerself’. ‘Cock a doodle doo’ –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzHmBmqFECU
Ray Martin unwittingly provided one of the greatest TV moments when some ALPBC swampy was going through his bins on the verge at Mosman or wherever.
The best …
“MC Hammer reminds us that the world is watching”.
That should swing it.
I like big butts and I cannot lie
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7nprhxc2Lxc
Russia isn’t using Brusilov’s tactics. On problem with that is drones – very hard to build up enough artillery and ammo behind the lines when one $20 drone can spot a HIMARS strike onto your artillery park and ammo dump. Which means dispersal is necessary, But Brusilov’s attack method needed concentration. So in some ways the current tactical situation is worse than WW1, for both sides, since both have drones and excellent intel.
The next big advance is anti artillery shell lasers. Which are very close to being deployed. Then the tactical balance may change once more. I don’t know in which direction though.
So.
There we have it.
Trains stealing from trucks right at the very start.
He didn’t build the wall, he didn’t drain the swamp, he didn’t fix the China and NK issues, he erected tariffs that harmed US companies, he didn’t choose the best people because by his own words he condemned so many of them, he didn’t lock her up rather his team was locked up, he ridiculed US servicemen, he kept thousands of classified documents and tried to hide some of them. Sure JC, he’ll do better next time.
Bugger me. Caleb Bond is standing in for Sharri Markson, who has again decided not to show up for work this week at Sky News.
Bond is doing an excellent pob of covering for the recalciltrant Markson, but unfortunately he has picked up the Andrew Blot habit — popular with big media egos — of talking over his guests.
In other words, Bond thinks he’s more important than the newsmakers on his show — a fatal flaw that, as a line-and-length representative of the proletariat with a normal-sized ego, guarantees he’ll only ever be a member of the supporting cast.
Exactly. Dress to impress in the latest “Houso” range
If banks and tech move to Red states (hint: they already are) then the idea of a civil war is a bit silly.
It will be more of an Escape from L.A. situation.
Re
Boambee John
Oct 4, 2023 4:21 PM
See the last sentence of mine you quoted. However, on second thoughts, seafaring is too grand a word. Would you accept “to get out to the islands”? Agree with your last para. But. Wiki says pre-historic people visited the Abrolhos and Montebello’s so maybe they worked out the songlines on foot during the last ice age.
Crisis on the Armenian frontline
By Marilyn Rodrigues – October 4, 2023
Excerpts:
The Liberal member of the New South Wales legislative council (Sue Carter) was part of a group of Australian MPs—coincidentally, all Catholic—who were plunged into the middle of the world’s latest refugee crisis while on a scheduled visit.
Armenia is the world’s most ancient Christian nation; the Australian politicians met the leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Catholicos Karekin II, while on their tour.
The Member for Oatley Mark Coure said the crisis was deepening “hour by hour” and warned many more thousands would be displaced and the refugees’ situation worsen without immediate attention from the rest of the world.
He said the group’s visit to Armenia’s spiritual leader was “very helpful” and they will ask the Australian Federal government and the UN to provide immediate emergency funding.
Led by Labor MP Hugh McDermott and Liberal MP Tim James the group coincidentally arrived for a week-long visit as the humanitarian tragedy unfolded.
RTWT
No, but it gives those jealous down thumber bummers something to do between pulling those long hairs out of their Jug ears and their big fat noses.
They do like that down thumbing bumming. Maybe they are all ‘Shirt Lifters’.
And of course, playing with the clinker and the long hairs up their khybers. LOL.
There is worse.
The question framed as a manifesto.
It will be more of an Escape from L.A. situation.
I disagree. The ‘Left out on a reach’ will never let go without a fight. Batten down those hatches now.
He built what could be built but was thwarted at every turn, slowed by ridiculous lawsuits. However, he certainly brought the flow down to a trickle. Instead of the late-term abortion, there are now 2 million people walking across the border annually—welcomed by the Demons.
Nope, he didn’t. Big mistake.
He neutralized NK to some extent, and he certainly made the punters aware of the dangers of the CCP. He most certainly did that.
Yep, but I would except China, and only to some extent.
I’m quite okay with my way or the higwahy approach. He’s the prez.
He was never going to lock her up. That was just Trump being hyperbolic Trump. However, if he gets in, Crooked better watch herself next time.
Bullshit. That’s just Kelly, a disgruntled former employee fired because he was useless and lied to CNN.
He was prez and he has the right to classify and declassify whatever he chose There’s no law to say he can’t. There can be no law for the head of the executive branch.
In the spirit of the Feast of St Roger Moore…. I say…
Bond. Caleb Bond: Asked a question of a guest that went for 1min 30secs+ yesterday and his guest was given less than 1min to answer it.
Do better.
J
We can but hope.
The Liberal member of the New South Wales legislative council (Sue Carter) was part of a group of Australian MPs—coincidentally, all Catholic—who were plunged into the middle of the world’s latest refugee crisis while on a scheduled visit.
What the heck are they doing there?. Their Electorates are here in NSW. Get back onto the Job that you were elected for. FFS.
Getting out to the nearby islands I can accept. Travelling to (now) Indonesia and beyond, a la the FN “Ambassador”, is fantasy.
I was a bit early as I believed the ALPBC who know nothing about anything –
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR712.loop.shtml#skip
Here comes the rain again –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzFnYcIqj6I
And…just like that…Seven News dogwhistles the cheats with the news that the AEC won’t differentiate between multiple votes.
In other news, apparently the south coast is on fire. A quick look at “Fires Near Me” tells me that every single fire is under control or on advice.
Fake News.
I know…I said I’d turn it off.
Sadly I share this house with someone who wants to watch it. So I sit and seethe.
That’s a pretty decent kaboom. (photo)_
Terrifying moment e-bike explodes sparking major fire and evacuations at Mad Monkey Hostel in Sydney (Sky News, 4 Oct)
One e-bike required 22 firefighters? We’re gonna need a bigger fire service.
Wodney Woddenhead at 5:39.
Quoting oneself?
Poor form.
Sancho Panzer
Oct 4, 2023 6:18 PM
Not really Mrs Stencho Pantyhose. How are those leggings BTW?
Just keeping up with the low level bloggers here including you. Not too difficult to do these daze.
Supposedly informed commenters here are confusing MC Hammer with Sir Mixalot.
I weep for the future.
JC
Oct 4, 2023 5:44 PM
Who’s the TDS dickhead you’re replying to?
The Member for Oatley Mark Coure said the crisis was deepening “hour by hour” and warned many more thousands would be displaced and the refugees’ situation worsen without immediate attention from the rest of the world.
Meanwhile in Australia, and this person’s State of NSW, some Australian Citizens were in strife. And they are the ‘Marginalised’ as explained by a Federal Senator named Jacinta Price. A lovely caring Australian.
And where were you lot? Nowhere in Australia to be seen.
Get back here and do the Job that you were elected for. FFS.
Uh. Earlier, at 4.00:
I would like to hear more of this. Specifically, I would like to hear specifics.
“He didn’t build the wall, he didn’t drain the swamp, he didn’t fix the China and NK issues, he erected tariffs that harmed US companies, he didn’t choose the best people because by his own words he condemned so many of them, he didn’t lock her up rather his team was locked up, he ridiculed US servicemen, he kept thousands of classified documents and tried to hide some of them. Sure JC, he’ll do better next time.”
I’ll just preface my response to the above wankish bilge (and they’re the politest words I can drum up to describe the above horse manure) by stating that not even Donald Trump could ever have imagined the furious assault on his presidency, beginning seconds after he won the presidency that night in November 2016, assaults from the Democrats, RINOs, MSM, CIA, FBI et al. Within hours there was talk of trying to get the electoral college to reject his presidency, and it just went on and on from there. I remember how in January 2017, MAGA people who travelled to Washington for his inauguration were physically assaulted by Democrats, and of course whilst the inauguration was happening, the Wussia hoax began in earnest, which had the Clinton fingerprints all over it, followed by almost two years of the Mueller investigation, impeachment attempts and so on. All of this was topped by the summer of violence in 2020. No president in history, save for President Andrew Jackson, has ever had to confront such malicious opposition. The lies and malice spread about Trump were and remain stratospheric. I often wonder why he bothered, but he bothered because he saw how badly the USA had faired under that repulsive slick Kenyan and that’s why he stepped in. Trump has always reminded me of a character from a John Ford film. A patriot, a man who loves his country and who loves Americans. Despite all the malice, the malevolence, the spite, the hate, the attacks, Donald Trump accomplished a lot in his time as president. Energy independence, a good economy, the Abraham accords, no wars began under his presidency. And no, I don’t believe he ever “ridiculed US servicemen”, in fact he honoured US servicemen and women, and unlike many of his predecessors and that rotting corpse of a successor, he didn’t and doesn’t regard the lives of young American men and women as canon fodder.
As for “he kept thousands of classified documents and tried to hide some of them.”….seriously, you’re a D-grade court jester. Perhaps Trump had them under lock and key, unlike the rotting corpse who is now president, who kept classified documents in his Delaware garage for anyone to find.
I am still not sure I want Donald Trump to run next year, long preferring DeSantis but given that Trump still manages to upset various rotting apples, as evidenced in the bilge above, I’ll happily throw my support behind Trump.
Well, as I live and breathe…
The word ‘crapulent’ does not mean what you might have thought.
Yes we can. It’s a poultry-friendly blog.
Read the disturbing letters demanding Perth homeowners give away their houses and extra cars to avoid ‘unrest and violence’
This shit will increase until a policy of bashing lefties comes into place.
John H can be put in the same little box as Montypox.
Never mind HP; I see spectrum lad is out and about.
Kim Beasley outside a polling station today:
“I don’t know who my ancestors were 700,000 years ago but I can tell you one thing: they were black.”
Not necessarily. Can you do the rumba ? Can you jump ?
I weep for the future.
Stop. It’s John H. He’s yet to be briefed.
Knuckle Dragger
Oct 4, 2023 6:38 PM
We can say ‘cock’ here
Yes we can. It’s a poultry-friendly blog.
I would say that it is Rooster friendly Farmyard – LOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upjDSCkz5XQ
We’re all blak? Ok that means we’re all equal already then. No need for anyone to have anything that anyone else doesn’t get. No need to change the Constitution.
Beasley is fun!
they’ve been working on that since July 2013 so that is working so well to the point where the whole bloody thing is blown out as is the way with anything created by a bureaucrat because it’s OPM.
As for 2 & 3 — those ideas are always in the mix. Cheers
If he goes back further they lived in trees. Further still they huddled in burrows to avoid dinosaurs. Further still they basked under a palaeozoic sun with a sprawling posture keeping an eye open for dimetrodon.
Kim Beasley is just a wealth of knowledge who seems to have successfully paired Ancestry.com with a next-gen supercomputer.
Capon is more insulting.
No, no, Miltonf. John H is just an inquisitive , independent voice.
Settle down.
Keep on virtue signaling.
Wow, Kim. Did they pass on Trougher DNA to you also?
You’re about 200 years out of date. The US President is not a King nor was meant to be based on the tri-structured US Government.
For the rest it can be observed the BDS is strong with this one.
Don’t you know who I am?!
Caleb Bond and Bolt may talk over their guests but at least they don’t suffer from Paul Murray’s verbal overload which we fast forward through
Even when he finally gets round to his panel his questions goes round the houses several times before he gets the point if you can actually understand it
We can say ‘cock’ here
Yes we can. It’s a poultry-friendly blog.
And ‘Cock au Van’ in English slang.
Or, ‘Cock Robin’ as in ‘Who killed Cock Robin?’
Or, ‘Cock of the North’
The cocks are simply endless especially for the ‘Shirt LIfters’
Honest question…I’m starting to wonder who the “best people” are that Trump could have chosen. Do any actually exist in Washington?
Wow, Kim. Did they pass on Trougher DNA to you also?
Chortle.
John H is haughty, sanctimonious and condescending.
And proud of it.
Come on Milton F. and Cassie. Is that the best insults you can throw around. Pitiful. Try harder.
Well no, I had no idea who the Trade Minister was either.
Imagine the carnage if that exploding e-bike was on the ground floor…
Or, in a rank alongside other e-bikes
Not really-sums you up in my mind
Mother Lode
Oct 4, 2023 6:51 PM
“I don’t know who my ancestors were 700,000 years ago but I can tell you one thing: they were black.”
If he goes back further they lived in trees. Further still they huddled in burrows to avoid dinosaurs. Further still they basked under a palaeozoic sun with a sprawling posture keeping an eye open for dimetrodon.
Kim Beasley is just a wealth of knowledge who seems to have successfully paired Ancestry.com with a next-gen supercomputer.
And they did not worry about Climate Change or the cost of living or about a stupid Referendum. They worried about staying alive –
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_izvAbhExY
What did Gez say? Weather should be reported, not preached? In that vein behold this dingleberry from the Hun:
FMD didn’t someone earlier say that of the “raging bushfires” in NSW were under control? It seems the only thing raging is the erection in Mr Pippard’s pantaloons.
Stop. It’s John H. He’s yet to be briefed.
He’s got an Aardvark fetish.
That’s a shame, I was hoping for the usual way people here treat Monty. How about scum of the earth or useless retard, idiot, moron, evil incarnate? Pick up your game Milton. Come on, see what it takes to drive me away. Find that limit. Both of you.
So, the other side of the coin, in the car park of my local bottleshop, half an hour ago.
“Mate, that sticker “Don’t welcome me to my own country.” That’s the best one I’ve seen in a long time. Truer words were never said. Where do you get them from?’
He accepted one as a gift, we had a good laugh over the words of harridan in Perth, and went our separate ways.
Why would you be hoping for that?
Because I waste too much time here.
John H: c.f. Sealion
But what was Chapman’s fetish?
“Keep on virtue signaling.”
LOL.
Thank goodness. The rain in Sydney is now here. No more Alarmism from the ALPBC. Whoops, as now it will be floods and 7 years of pestilence or some other alarmism. Too many ‘isms’ these daze.
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDR713.loop.shtml#skip
That would be me.
When I saw the fanning flames graphic over the Bega area my spidey-sense went into overdrive. A quick check with the RFS site confirmed that it was bullsh*t.
I despise our MSM.
… my second favorite cock
Foghorn Leghorn
“Come on Milton F. and Cassie. Is that the best insults you can throw around. Pitiful. Try harder.”
You’re not worthy of “best insults”.
Come on Cassie. Try harder.
Why do you care? He’s only pixels.
So on the public tit just like the Bomber all his fat, questionable life.
Re the crash fatalities six in NT.
It is a wonder there is not more. Royalties have just been paid out a few days ago and there is much indulgence.
Probs why the referendum day was chosen. My own experience in community poll working was the huge amount of ganja that came in at the same time as the remote polling booth. Kalkarinji was quiet that night. The voters were loyal to the supply.
Mission Impawsible starring Skippy & Peaches
FMD didn’t someone earlier say that of the “raging bushfires” in NSW were under control? It seems the only thing raging is the erection in Mr Pippard’s pantaloons.
It’s pissing down here in Sydney right now. Probably in a lot of other places as well.
Climate Change? You are having a larf’.
Was he wearing luminescent shoes?
(Ok I’m showing my age here.)
Introverts often struggle with communication. Something I know all about.
Daily Mail.
The FULL Judith Curry Interview: Climate Scientist Says World Won’t End
Minister for Something Something:
Brereton obviously picked up this sense for fair play during his later playing years at Collingwood.
Ah. A Status Wife. Mating call of ‘Do you know who my husband is?’
Watch and wait. Within 12 hours it will be ‘taken out of context’, ‘misspoke’, ‘well I work really hard’ and/or ‘trumped-up populist anti-government propaganda’.
Alan Jones
Indigenous Voices are already scuttling our prosperity
Melbourne is 110 mm short of its annual average. Will we make it?
then there was October
Bingo.
Now come on the rest of you. I want to achieve the same level of contempt here that Monty enjoys. Hop to it.
As mentioned aplenty on OOTs, I have volunteered for the NO campaign at a pre-polling booth in Western Sydney. A suburb well immersed in the vibrant, florid multicultural mix we all love and enjoy.
Thus, if Cat opinion is any guide, likely to show a strong NO vote.
Well.. on my allotted shift, on the second day of pre-polling, I arrived on time.. to a sea of YES corflutes and posters, YES volunteers strategically manning the entry points, a nice long queue of voters.. and NO one from the NO side.
I check with the local AEC staffer, there are no posters, no corflutes, no leaflets, no T-shirts.. not a sausage!
After some sotto-voce cursing at the sheer naivety of expecting a semi-competent effort by the underfunded NOers, I phone the only contact number given by Fair Australia.
Naturally, there’s no answer. Trying again after some more cursing, Geoff, from country NSW, answers. He bemoans the difficulties of organizing the volunteer body (no, I didn’t ask for details) and, as my problem isn’t unique, informs me that the commitment of some has been less than whole. He promises to pass my details on to someone who can help.
Eventually, just as I’m about to decamp, Jeni, from a polling booth in Concord, brings some materials, zip-ties, and, more importantly, knowledge of the mechanics, the dos and don’ts of the booth microcosm.
After Jeni shows me the ropes, and once some corflutes are zip-tied to lamp-posts, where they can be left overnight until polling day (unlike anything placed on the ground) she returns to Concord and I start my shift proper, alone, handing out leaflets with smiling Jacinta and Warren on them, while asking each voter to just write NO, preferably with a pen, for it is an easier task than writing YES, and to avoid using ticks or crosses. Everyone is polite, even those waving away my paper offering, even the YES volunteers, even those glaring at the sheer effrontery of being taught to choose in a simple YES/NO binary.
To my calls of “Vote NO to the Voice of division.”, their call is “Vote YES for a better outcome/future for all.”
One has to smile at the power of the YES camp’s self-delusion, earnestly believing that yet another layer of permanent bureaucracy will magically overturn and reverse the product of 50+ years of waste, nepotism and unerring policy failure.
One of the YES volunteers is a semi-retired hydrology civil engineer, steeped in MATLAB simulations, differential equations and linear algebra. All rigor, no BS.. yet he believes in magic.
Wonders never cease.
(cont.)
miltonf
Oct 4, 2023 6:58 PM
John H is haughty, sanctimonious and condescending.
And proud of it.”
And stupid. Glad you’re also proud of that.
Oh touché old Kimmie boy, since no-one toils in the sun anymore, in 700,000 years everyone will be white!
No.
It is a miracle there aren’t more, each and every day.
Most of these occur on the highways leading off the Stuart to parts even more remote, but almost all drivers who regularly traverse the NT via that big north-south arterial road will have at least one horror near-miss story concerning a ‘countryman’ car chock full of locals, and all over the place like a madwoman’s shit.
I’m actually quite up to date. The US president is the head of the executive branch. There is no law that suggests a president is restricted from declassifying anything he wants and whenever his chooses. I have no idea why you would be making the comment that he’s not a king as it has no relevance. There has been convention, but convention isn’t law.
And cognitive dissonance is a problem too for some
‘This is the problem’: The Voice won’t be ‘confined’ to just Indigenous Australians
Northern Territory road crash: Parents and four young daughters who died in fiery smash identified – as dad is revealed as repeat drink driver who didn’t put kids in seat belts
Dad of four girls who died in NT horror crash repeat drink driver
Indigenous readers are warned this story contains images of the deceased
RIP you children. But not the Dad. Not too sure about the Mother.
people are strange
“I’m actually quite up to date. The US president is the head of the executive branch. There is no law that suggests a president is restricted from declassifying anything he wants and whenever his chooses.”
Correct. It’s the same system in France.
i’m not
mongs
Those 210 Republicans look pretty weak.
That is such a poor effort from someone who walks up to strangers and tells them what for. Two days ago I ended an email on a biochem issue where I declared myself “Too stupid for this world.” So I’m already way ahead of you.
Warwick Capper liked silly shoes too. It seems to be an AFL thing.
I’m a glutton for punishment. I’ve just been enduring Sky News’ resident king of the loudmouth knowall smartarses Andrew Blot talking over his guest, Matt Canavan, who knows more about Australian politics than Blot will ever learn.
What an insufferable dummy –as an I for wasting my time. *Click*.
I remember your Lobotomy isn’t iatrogenisis posts
yr a class-act Big J
A couple of questions regarding EV chargers if anyone knows:
The cable is made of copper and the line doesn’t get energized until the car and the charger are plugged in. I assume the switching gear is the charging box.
How much could you sell those cables for?
How much would they cost to replace once people discover a free source of copper?
Damn you! Damn you to hell! After all the insults you now praise me!
Really funny.
As if the weather respects the artificial constructs of our monthly calendar.
The other night the weather-chick was solemnly telling us that September rainfall was the lowest evah (since 2015).
Without drawing breath she goes on to say it will piss down buckets over the next few days.
My takeaway?
It rains in spring.
But not always on a strict timetable.
uh-oh … lego-man
“That is such a poor effort from someone who walks up to strangers and tells them what for.”
But I don’t walk up to strangers and tell them what for, they walk up to me/approach me and try and engage me, and I then have my say.
But thanks for confirming your stupidity.
Clubhouse leader.
* Lol … genuine chuckles
do eugenics next
One has to smile at the power of the YES camp’s self-delusion, earnestly believing that yet another layer of permanent bureaucracy will magically overturn and reverse the product of 50+ years of waste, nepotism and unerring policy failure.
At the National Press Club a few weeks ago –
And when the lovely Jacinta Price, a Senator of this Great Nation, explained a few things. One of which was the word ‘Accountability’.
Such a powerful word and as I have been saying for such a long time. And not just here as this is only a Blog. Every Organisation in Australia that gets Taxpayer funded money should be subject to a yearly Audit. EVERY One of them. And it doesn’t matter what colour or race or whatever they represent.
Blot was barely worth the price of admission when he was on FTA.
Oetzi the Iceman had a large longbow and flint-edged arrows with the capacity to kill at 150 metres. That was 5300 years ago in Europe. He also had a rare copper adze. Aboriginal peoples of Australia seem to have originally arrived here in sequential migrations early in time via a coastal route with land bridges very early in migrations from an African or Middle Eastern point of origin. They show some linguistic and genetic similarities to South Indian indigenous tribes. As coastal dwellers they probably lived a lot on various seafoods, where bows and arrows wouldn’t have been particularly useful, so no impetus to experiment with that. They likely carried this ‘passive’ hunting and gathering culture into Australia, and apart from Kangaroos didn’t engage in a great deal of meat hunting, just small animal and flora foraging, quite a lot of it done by women, while the men retreated into warfare and spiritual matters. They did develop a shaped flying stick and a spear thrower for hunting purposes, as had happened elsewhere in very early hunting cultures, and rudimentary fishing equipment showed some improvements, but still a stone-age technology.
They lived in small familial groups wandering over ‘ranges’ of known territory and rarely went beyond it, marrying into adjacent groups divided also into similar kinship sections which alternated generationally in complex ways. As in New Guinea, they say they ‘marry the people we fight’ in a sister-category exchange system more complex than in New Guinea. Contra to Pascoe, they weren’t horticulturalists at all, not influenced by NG or Torres Strait people there.
Whether they were sophisticated enough to take out the ‘megafauna’ is debatable.
Cultural isolation breeds stasis. Gloryfying this is a step backwards.
Long gone time to move on now.
Haven’t scrolled through the OT, so maybe mentioned already..
Jeni of Concord showed me a screenshot .jpg from the Yes23 camp, allegedly sent out to volunteers (don’t know if it’s yet been distributed in paper form, and where).
It shows, in suitable colour, a voting leaflet completed with a green tick and a red cross, claiming that such markings will be counted as valid votes.
This, after all the press coverage and claims of AEC bias in the last month.
Apparently, lawyers in the NO camp have been notified of this and will notify the AEC.
Yet more evidence that Yes23ers are vile, compulsive liars in the great Marxist tradition.
But we already knew that.
Cassie of Sydney
Oct 4, 2023 7:40 PM
“That is such a poor effort from someone who walks up to strangers and tells them what for.”
But I don’t walk up to strangers and tell them what for, they walk up to me/approach me and try and engage me, and I then have my say.
But thanks for confirming your stupidity.
Andrew Blot talking over his guest, Matt Canavan, who knows more about Australian politics than Blot will ever learn.
Tom Sharpe and ‘A Blot on the Landscape’ comes to mind.
So what was the point of Beazley’s cathartic revealing of ancient family secrets?
Was it to say that we should vote ‘Yes’ because deep down we are all black, so we should not be racist in our votes?
Have they not twigged yet that people are tired of being called racist? That people see their decision as being based on reason are getting fed up with having their reasons treated as empty sophistry to cover for racism?
It is astonishing watching just how feeble the left’s campaign is, and how much it consists of theatre, playacting at fighting a wicked (bigoted) dragon, and how little of contesting ideas.
I suppose the latter involves merit, and that scares them.
You’ll have to post a lot more much lower quality drivel to even aspire to the mUnty level of contempt.
Across the globe when humans showed up big things died. Two issues: long gestation and fertility cycles, and being top of the food chain not used to predation.
One of my former students told me that she’d given up on thinking about things, because it only made her more muddled and confused. I explained that no, she was always muddled and confused, but now she’d found out that she was muddled and confused, which was progress.
She didn’t believe me.
My pleasure. You’re still failing the essential thing in heaven and on earth. You have yet to express the same contempt and bile towards me that you do towards Monty. That is my goal. I want to be as despised as Monty. Then I shall be justified in heaven and on earth. Now up to it.”
You’re very needy and lonely. Sad.
‘Late change’ to Voice proposal could give Commonwealth powers to legislate
Good point. I’ll work on that.
‘well I work really hard’ and/or ‘trumped-up populist anti-government propaganda’.
And the Russians Mr Dragger. Don’t forget the Russians.
You could say, try harder, hop to it!
The nation also experienced its third hottest month in history, while NSW, Victoria and WA had their heat records “absolutely destroyed”.
Errrrrrrrr. Whose History? Not the World’s History obviously. Back to School after the Holidays and write down 2,000,000 lines on the blackboard/whiteboard – I know nuffink’
Dr. John Campbell
Pfizer, process 2
Contempt is earned, not demanded
What aboriginal populations did do is change the nature of the landscape which may have diminished habitat for more varied fauna and which developed a uniculture of gum trees germinated by aboriginal fire-farming, for they used fire as a main weapon to drive out fauna and thus have it weakened and available for clubbing with the same nulla-nulla they used on their wives’ heads.
All of that said, and we may not like most aspects of this culture, it did provide a human framework of myths and beliefs which allowed explanations of human consciousness in nature, something which mindful people like Marcus Aurelius put into words, drawing on generations of Greek philosophising for this. Elizabeth Durack in particular, living in the Kimberley in close contact with local aboriginal people, understood this intuitively about their myths, and her stories and pictures created for modern children from these myths are a fertile moment in cross-cultural understanding. Denigrated now of course because white woman cultural appropriation.
Elizabeth (Lizzie) Beare
Oct 4, 2023 7:45 PM
They were still in the stone age, using tools typical of peoples long gone in the rest of the world.
They did develop a shaped flying stick and a spear thrower for hunting purposes
But.. but.. the boomerang is clear evidence that they invented propellers and thus aerodynamics.
Aeronautics would not exist today…
Silence you archetype of Carl. The shadow cometh and take care lest your anima overwhelms your psyche.
Glenn Greenwald
Elites Panic As Anti-War Populist Wins in NATO-Member Slovakia
I made myself watch the Voice The Voice ad.
I don’t think anyone but true believers would be willing to change their vote to yes on that ad.
Playing psychotherapist again? What next? That I need a Dr2 antagonist with a D1 specificity in the VTA-Nacc efferents? Or how about a 5 HT2a agonist though I think that may very well be cause by association because it exists in a heterodimer complex with TrkB and that is where a lot of whole interesting stuff is happening with regard to depression and neurodegeneration.
This is a Bill gaining support in the U.S. Congress. It has not yet been passed yet.
CBDC Failed: Congress Is Banning CBDC With Massive Support
Old Ozzie:
A debate in the old style would have destroyed the yes vote. The abuse from the entitled ones would have led to a punch up in the studio.
It would have been a very good night for the Channel that ran it, but none had the guts to do it.
We should start demanding a debate as a precursor to any election.
Globalism Must Be Destroyed
Its relevant given the unlimited powers you seem to have ascribed to Trump during his time in office. Facts are that there are laws which relate to handling of classified information and there is no evidence that Trump declassified anything, especially not the classified documents he removed to his personal address after leaving office. Which he admitted to and gave back eventually.
And Trump knowingly and publicly declared on record to sharing classified information to non-certified people in breach of multiple security laws and policies.
A fish is caught by the mouth and Trump will be caught on this offence by his own recorded words.
Playing psychotherapist again? What next? That I need a Dr2 antagonist with a D1 specificity in the VTA-Nacc efferents? Or how about a 5 HT2a agonist though I think that may very well be cause by association because it exists in a heterodimer complex with TrkB and that is where a lot of whole interesting stuff is happening with regard to depression and neurodegeneration.
What a load of Big Word Bollox. P*ss off to another Blog. FFS.
For shame, don’t you know they discovered how to make pharting noises, blowing down a hollow log?
Its relevant given the unlimited powers you seem to have ascribed to Trump during his time in office. Facts are that there are laws which relate to handling of classified information and there is no evidence that Trump declassified anything, especially not the classified documents he removed to his personal address after leaving office. Which he admitted to and gave back eventually.
And Trump knowingly and publicly declared on record to sharing classified information to non-certified people in breach of multiple security laws and policies.
And what about Biden and his classified documents? FFS.
Funny, because it’s possibly true.
This sort of thing can only make the sensitive folk here feel even more ignorant. Which upsets them. It doesn’t do much for the insensitive ones, me for one, who are resigned to being ignorant but would like to be marginally less so. There’s not enough information there for us. It looks like showing off how many things you know without actually telling us anything.
I suppose if you want m0nty status it’s a possible strategy.
“Playing psychotherapist again? What next? That I need a Dr2 antagonist with a D1 specificity in the VTA-Nacc efferents? Or how about a 5 HT2a agonist though I think that may very well be cause by association because it exists in a heterodimer complex with TrkB and that is where a lot of whole interesting stuff is happening with regard to depression and neurodegeneration.”
No, I’m not a “psychotherapist” but perhaps you should seek one out.
A debate in the old style would have destroyed the yes vote.
Exactly. Senator Jacinta Price would have had a field day. The MSM and ALPBC would never have reported it. Too scared.
Excellent,as we all have the same ancestors I will tick the box saying I am indigenous…
Diogenes
Proud Szekler Man of the Magyar People
Gilas, what you felt about the lack of organisation at the pointy end of voting is what Hairy and I experience when we turned out to man the booths for the Australian Conservatives. We knew it was all over then, and your report has me worried about the No vote now. If there is no enthusiasm in the volunteering then the Yes will win hands down, especially when all the Yes booths are stacked with money, muchos money, as well as leftist enthusiasts.
It all makes me sad for the country, and for its aboriginal people who will be delivered a large dose of more of the same, forever. If I was in Australia I would be out there for sure, handing how How to Votes and probably feeling just a dejected as on the day for the Aust Cons.
Whether they were sophisticated enough to take out the ‘megafauna’ is debatable.
These guys think they did:
Humans rather than climate the primary cause of Pleistocene megafaunal extinction in Australia
January 2017Nature Communications 8(1):14142
Congratulations JR. The first one here to strike gold.
1. Acronyms are not words.
2. Just today another study pointed to the same dynamic in play. I don’t expect you to understand any of it and I made a huge mistake because I failed to post drivel. It is not bollocks. I’m even kind enough to provide you one of many thousands of studies highlighting this issue.
BDNF receptor TrkB as the mediator of the antidepressant drug action
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) signaling through its receptor TrkB has for a long time been recognized as a critical mediator of the antidepressant drug action, but BDNF signaling has been considered to be activated indirectly through the action of typical and rapid-acting antidepressants through monoamine transporters and glutamate NMDA receptors, respectively. However, recent findings demonstrate that both typical and the fast-acting antidepressants directly bind to TrkB and thereby allosterically potentiate BDNF signaling, suggesting that TrkB is the direct target for antidepressant drugs. Increased TrkB signaling particularly in the parvalbumin-expressing interneurons orchestrates iPlasticity, a state of juvenile-like enhanced plasticity in the adult brain. iPlasticity sensitizes neuronal networks to environmental influences, enabling rewiring of networks miswired by adverse experiences. These findings have dramatically changed the position of TrkB in the antidepressant effects and they propose a new end-to-end model of the antidepressant drug action. This model emphasizes the enabling role of antidepressant treatment and the active participation of the patient in the process of recovery from mood disorders.
As I previously stated cohenite, same pattern throughout the world. We show up, they go down.
Been done before too. The Aust Ab musicality is sadly lacking when compared to the wide range of musical instruments in bone and percussion that were on display for the 6000 year old hunter-gatherers in the Argyle valley of Kilmartin in Scotland that I saw on display in the museum there.
Killer boomerangs are pretty damn good. Very accurate and just the right size to wound and, most importantly, knock over a wallaby. A crude bow would just see the wallaby hop away and die unfindably several km away.
A killer boomerang would be useless against something bigger, like a deer.
There’s science and art to the weapons mix that aboriginals had, to a certain extent. The thing though about bows and arrows, for example, is they can be improved much more than boomerangs can be. Once you get the start on the technology tree it leads you to better things, but when it comes to wallabies and possums a killer boomerang is better at level 1. So no aboriginal ever had a chance to develop a compound bow, since that was too many advances away.
Even further back Lizzie. Bone flutes 50,000 years old.
https://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/instruments/flute/worlds-oldest-instrument-neanderthal-flute/
Hang on. ‘Kipper’ is a pretty big word.
For a ‘part time bovver boy’.
About time that little self-descriptor got wheeled out.
From the “Spectator.”