daisycutter

has to be Milo Yiannopoulos

oh goody. tag team again...... but.....let's not do churchill again....it's been done to death all over the web......and please, can we do better than trawling wikipedia.....sheesh

but credit where credit is due, ctm. he did avoid any mention of the evil british empire

haha....as if you needed pushing....

yeah thanks, wasn't sure which one

he also apparently offered to call the boxing day test for the abc for free but was knocked back

fyi http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/7104-who-are-australias-union-members-you-might-be-surprised-201701101609 https://theconversation.com/three-charts-on-the-changing-face-of-australian-union-members-80141

plus the similar end of season fade-out in 2016

in all fairness maurie, it should be pointed out that many of the 'captains of industry' are not taking their new-found climate stances purely because they are 'true agw believers' or out of a sense of altruism (unless you believe in the tooth fairy) i know someone very well who works for a very large financial corporation whose job is 100% interfacing with all the agw lobby groups and government bodies. At the end of the day many of these 'captains' are steering their ships in the direction of least resistance with maximum revenue and profit always very much in mind i would be reluctant to use major businesses as examples of the validity of agw, when they have so many other well known agendas just saying....

just to give a more complete picture of co2/temperature ranges across the ages note cambrian period with 7000ppm co2 and a average global temperature of a 22C note all the other times where the average global temperature has been around 22C (quite a lot of the time actually) and look at the corresponding co2 levels. there doesn't seem to be a very close correlation

I hope everybody had a merry burial yesterday https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/894357/christmas-meaning-word-ancient-egypt-hebrew-malcolm-hutton

and to you and all, uncle

agree with the stop start. but they do fill the stadiums. which is not surprising for cities the size of melbourne with only 1 team and 8 home games. most fans i met try to get to 1 game a season and they make a big day of it, otherwise the sports bars do well

in a previous life i used to go to minnesotta a lot. nobody (but the rich) bought season tickets for the vikings. it was just too expensive yet there was only 8 home games a season. people used to form groups to buy season tickets and company social clubs would buy slabs of season tickets then onsell to members for individual games based on methods like lucky draws etc. every game had scalpers.

i have friends who are colliwobble and bummer members. They pay much more for membership then they have a lot of games they have to book online and pay even more for entry. Makes foxtel look a cheap option. At least us demon members can just generally rock up or pay a relatively small amount for a reserved seat at the start of the season.

when every club gets to at least 70k members it would make you wonder if it's worth buying a membership

very melodramatic, jara, but how do you know they represent the 'cream'? did you read that somewhere on the web?

well at least it sounds like it was consensual, moonie.......but did we really need to know?

struggling with your inner feminine side, froggy?

and even worse, uncle your favourite goon bags are going to rise from $10 to $54. now that is real fmd news the only people who escape are those that drink penfolds grange this is reverse socialism

ex-premier baillieu describes plan for apple superstore at fed square as 'bananas' on 3aw hmm apples and bananas....not a good mix not satisfied with banana alley at the other end of flinders street?

and food is not the only resource that might become sub-optimal due to population pressure. there are hundreds of others

gr8 pst 2, uncle

you didn't see my emoticon?