Archive for January, 2005



Published on January 21, 2005

I just stumbled across this.
As I flicked through the pictures on their blog/webpage it occurred to me that these two stunning women look familiar. In fact I was certain I’d seen them sitting on the knee of Bob Log III at the Meredith Music Festival two years ago.
I was then elated to see the [...]


Published on January 20, 2005

Could those of you that know me please note the 482 blog


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Pro-Bush computer games? Murdoch wants finger in $26bn digital game pie


Published on January 19, 2005

Pure gold: Mr Gates the playboy!!


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A few thoughts for the day.
Get a sense of humour
Firstly a note to those “soap-avoiding, pot smoking” hippies who have taken offence to Sam Kekovich’s rant regarding the importance of eating a lamb chop on Australia day. You Wankers.
The revolution may not be televised, but it sure as shit should have a sense of [...]


Published on January 18, 2005

Well Mark Latham just Quit.
I’m certainly not a Labor supporter (except in the two party preferred stakes) but it does say to me that the internal politics of the ALP is still in shambles - the full extent of which I cannot understand as a labor outsider. I had high hopes for Latham - [...]


Published on January 17, 2005

This is worth a read: US pondered turning enemy gay


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I love my house mate, but she watches a fair bit of TV which, by default, means I watch more than I’d like to. So in the mornings she’ll often get up and flick the Telly on to get the weather and then leave it on so that when I sit down to eat [...]


Published on January 14, 2005

I love motorbikes: “It was long riding but I had tricks to stay occupied. Two hours beyond Norseman, there begun the longest stretch of straight highway in Australia, 146 kilometres. That straight drive could bore you out of your mind, but not if you rode it on a motorcycle with both hands off the grips.”


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Thank you Mr Gates for your clarification.
(Apparently advocates of freer IP law, weren’t communists, they are communists.)