daisycutter

and the moral is........never ever trade with the filth

can't see any insanity in those proposals, so26

let us hope he doesn't employ any of the essendon lawyers or this could take 4 years to resolve

indeed i do, uncle, though i don't remember alfred as the deerstalker type

why do i get this image of herman goerring when i picture you in a deerstalker, uncle

i didn't know it was port's responsibility to do the cop's job as long as they weren't hiding him or encouraging him to hide he technically wasn't a fugitive anyway, i don;t think the courts have handed out their punishments yet (assuming cops charge him). he might cop a fair whack yet.

it's a fair point it. caps would also be better advertising/branding because they are more likely to be worn and therefore seen on more occasions. people wear caps all year round and in many more situations.

seems cricket is also into the "great bloke" syndrome, kiwi player called colin de grandhomme

i'm sure athen's slave population would agree, biiffo, and not forgetting the women of athens too. does sound rather practical, but.

ploiz ixplain

they are called "accomplices" at the power

it's even simpler and weirder, r&b. change the 'm' to 'o' and you get 'Roosey'

all roads lead to burwood need i say more.....an oasis in a sea of the uncouth

kyrgios?

maybe now he will get a normal haircut and leave the spikey cut to gen-y. he can't play peter pan forever

and elagabalus

total list breakdown. time to get michael carr-gregg involved

we really need to get ollie wines out of that cess-pit before he's too damaged

not sure if this is true, biffo. i can never remember

indisputable, moonie......................but there are some that will try

thanks red, but think i'll stick to the glen iris ladies tennis club. the mince pies are to die for

thks, wyl. just realised why i was confused. my previous employee used to have a kids xmas party at luna park that plus having a seniors moment - lol

so i have got it mixed up it seems. my gs asked me when the luna park day was (don't know where he heard about it) and i (mis)assumed it was an end of year xmas thingy. thanks, sbf, i'll re-ask the question in the new year (if necessary)

no need to get personal. i'm sure you can do better than that my point re guevara was that he was more interested in guerrilla warfare than genuine revolutionary activities and responsibilities. he preferred to cover himself in blood rather than genuine revolution and just became a constant mercenary albeit a marxist mercenary. he may have been a poster boy to intellectual socialist fan-boys but hardly a "great" revolutionary as you claimed. imho opinion of course. the article i referenced was just one i came across and i wasn't necessarily endorsing all he said, it was just to reference a different perspective . there are many other che-critical articles out there. no probs with castro being described as a great revolutionary, though ultimately he failed