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    • The Badger says:

      12:47pm | 16/11/10

      Looking forward this next episode of lost

    • TimB says:

      03:07pm | 16/11/10

      I’m going to assume you already saw this Badger, but for those who didn’t….

      The Punch “opinion from everywhere”  sidebar has yielded gold from The Australian:

      “Labor’s Lost begins with a plane crash that strands the surviving passengers of Kevin 07 on a tropical island, forcing Labor MPs and the independents to work together to stay alive.

      But their survival is immediately threatened by various mysterious entities, including a carbon price, the haunting ghost of Kevin Rudd, an unseen creature that roams the jungle (the “Latham”), and the island’s malevolent, and largely unseen, inhabitants, known as “Focus Groups”.

      After discovering a mysterious metal hatch marked policy, Greg Combet tries to break in, while the NSW Right, led by David Bradbury, attempts to flee the island on a coconut raft.”

      The bit at the end where everyone is shown to (eventually) be dead is probably a reference to the fate of the NSW ALP next March..

    • The Badger says:

      04:44pm | 16/11/10

      Good stuff Tim
      Love it.

    • yap says:

      04:00pm | 16/11/10

      ha ha ha I just watched Tony Windsor of the Agenda programme claiming he sounds out his electorate before making decisions in parliament ha ha ha i nearly fell of my chair laughing. Sorry ooh my sides hurt

    • acotrel says:

      05:08pm | 16/11/10

      Of course Tony Abbott often does that before making decisions? George Pell is probably in his electorate?

    • nosthow says:

      05:43pm | 16/11/10

      Steady chaps - Tony Abbott making decisions - when did that happen - not in my lifetime !

    • im says:

      06:53pm | 16/11/10

      acotrel let me guess what polly gives his spare time and is an active member of the bush fire brigade and surf life saving mmm i wonder who oh yes what politicion over xmas in 2007 and 8 spent 4 weeks in remote missions in the northern territory mmm i wonder could it be a member of the labor cabinet no well maybe its that abbott guy and i dont think his religion has much to do with it. so just maybe he cares a little more than most

    • The Badger says:

      06:11pm | 16/11/10

      George is too busy trying to buy the silence of abused children to give Abbott much counsel.

    • acotrel says:

      09:19am | 17/11/10

      im,
      Abbott a nd Morrison visited Inverbrackie, as well as t he meetings over the MDBA proposals.  Are we really supposed to believe he cares about the welfare of asylum seekers, rural residents, or the health of the Murray river?

    • Tim of Manly says:

      06:11pm | 16/11/10

      George Pell doesn’t live in his electorate but he has huge property holdings in Manly and visits his estate regularly to collect tax off the peasants.

    • acotrel says:

      09:23am | 17/11/10

      I suggest that if Abbott ever gets up, he and Wee Georgie will have us back to the fifties.  It’ll be like another episode of ‘Happy Days’, bikies and all?

 

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