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I think you mean grossly fair!
Especially the bit about finding the numbers to replace him.
Has a prime minister ever worked so hard to achieve so little?
Paul Keating picked him early on,” Sometimes you have to do nothing but think”
All that frenetic activity, orange vests and hard hats and hospital visits.
All for nothing
Disagree on both points, Ken: 1) not grossly unfair; 2) not wickedly funny.
Fair and mildly diverting.
The kiddiess were quick out of the blocks with the bunker scene (Warning: It’s grossly improper)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bMXVA9qj5I
I thought it was quite good actually. Particularly the part where she sings about the apology, and then ‘F.A’ since then.
Omg!
“Omg!”
Yeah but don’t you just love that scene with all those ‘who don’t have a safe seat’ out in the foyer? Bloody priceless!
” No man undertakes a trade he has not learned, even the meanest; yet everyone thinks himself sufficiently qualified for the hardest of all trades-that of government.” Socrates
These videos surfaced when she became PM, is the Liberal Party behind it. Its funny