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Yep Finnzo. I call it optimistic negativity.

Suz, I couldn't open the picture. Was it Mick Ennis ?

LT, I agree with your comment on the bounce of the ball. The bomb we put up that bounced off our chest and went straight into the arms of the saints player . . they score in that set. A bounce 2m away, we might have scored. I think thats when we topped it off with the kickout on the full. I...

Amen brother. What difference is there between kiss and the bay city rollers ? One wears make up. Trashy, commercial faux rock songs that make me reach for the dial quicker than a Tracy Chapman double on Tuesdays.

Would that have been caused by a combination of: the first name of the European football coach Guardiola, then the concept of the rise and fall of water levels daily from the pull of the moon ?

You can probably buy it from a dodgy charity site. Ouch ! ...Too soon ?

. . . so the other day in the wonderful masthead that is the Daily Telegraph, they had a double page "poster" of the swiffy. It was smack bang of her 'gina. The whole double page was of her thighs to her belly button. And the main subject was her 'giny. Her sequined, sparkling 'giny. Sparkly...

I don't get it either. What disturbs me is seeing 35 year old women with their 9 yr old daughters in matching sequined swifty outfits. Don't quite know why it disturbs me, but it does.

Not an SUV, dreamcatcher or Karen in sight. And look how nice they all parked !

Foreplay 1980's style.

I worked with John Melouney in his later years. A lovely bloke, and now I remember him telling me he was in radio. The things you see in a footy team's fan forum . . .

We must be the same vintage. I went to the Catholic primary school on Wellington Rd, then Benno's, did hsc in 79. Back in the day, we'd drag our billycarts around looking for bottles to trade in. 5c each, in 1970 !!! You only get 10c each now, 50+ years later. Do the inflationary math on that...

Berala take away !!!! We must have grown up near each other mate. 35c hamburgers, too !!!

Yep, he'll absorb the attention like a sponge. Mind you, a good sized sponge. He fills that bag of fruit like a King !!!

He already knows that from March till September I have no son.

Don't know how Galvin will fare in first grade . . . but all this talk of " is his body developed enough to cope" . . . all those of us at Benji's debut at Cambo that afternoon must be wondering wtX everyone is on about.

An aside . . . last night at dinner, we were talking about Inglis' mentoring role. I said to my son that the media seems to be finally giving us a bit of respect and not heaping shit on us at every chance. He said " did you think it might be because this is the first time you ain't doing shit...

Great post Winston. An interesting side note, maybe even more so for one in your field. Today at our Australia day bbq, we had some of our son's ( 25 yr old ) mates join us. Amongst beers, lamb and discussions . . when I mentioned the "stolen generation" and the intentions of the...

I'm surprised that you see an inequality . . . a practical, genuine disadvantage between those that were allowed to vote and those that were allowed, but not forced to vote. There can be a virtue found in there if you look hard enough, of course . . . . I don't know the stats on non voting in...

And I look at it as it may have been wrong to force voting upon the aborigines that lived remotely and would have found it logistically difficult to get to a polling station back then. The inclusion of them in the voting process was enough to show fairness and "inclusivity". Those that want to...