It's not funny, and I'm not drunk.

Sad

 

As I said the land of a thousand speed cameras, and Vic still has one of the highest road tolls, they work obviously.

 

Legend.

R.I.P.

 

all gone so young... pun unintended. Sad. Seems like you need to belong to the Stones if you want to be immortal.

 

Like Brian Jones????

 

Jana Novotna "died peacefully, surrounded by her family".

The 1998 Wimbledon champion had cancer and was just 49 years of age.

http://bbc.in/2zWyzyI

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I hate cancer .... it's killing everyone

 

Charles Manson, cult leader and serial killer who terrified nation, dies at 83 - The Washington Posthttps://apple.news/Aw9u0HMYbTkunXQQli3pJAw

 

good riddance

 

good riddance

 

oops, forgot poor Brian... but the others are doing pretty well

 

Very sad, she was young.

 

Well, Keith died 15 yrs ago, but nobody's told him yet

 

Keith is a weapon! If he stops drinking alcohol and stops doing blow I am sure he will die!

 

a bit young!

David Cassidy, 'Partridge Family' Heartthrob, Dies at 67

 

great quote from a blog I read today:

When everyday men hear these revelations about celebrities like Don Burke, Matt Lauer, Bill Clinton and Weinstein, we don’t see it as a gender issue. We know that everyday men don’t behave like this, because it never occurs to us to do so. Having never been tempted with the power of celebrity, we don’t even consider it. Most of us also think what we would do to the bloke who tried to fondle our daughters or wives.

We see it not in terms of gender, but in terms of power. These sleazy pricks became the way they did because they could get away with it for decades. The problem isn’t patriarchy. It’s the culture of celebrity, and the postmodern establishment which cultivates and celebrates it.

 

A lot of truth in that^^^^ I just worry that 'everyday men' are an endangered species in a society where everyone aims to be a social media 'star'.
And exactly the same is true of women of course.

 

Having dealt with "celebrities" of mostly quite low level (they don't think so) for years, I can tell you that the culture starts early. The sense of entitlement keeps getting reinforced by all the free stuff, free travel, and being surrounded by enablers. I remember doing a CAMS medical for a TV presenter - never driven on a track before, wasn't into motorsport, but someone offered him a drive in a Porsche GT3 in an upcoming event. I actually had a big go at him over it, and he said "You wouldn't believe the stuff we get offered."

 

What a complete WOFTAM this whole citizenship has turned out to be.
Barney returned with at least a 10% increase in his majority.
I'll bet the folk who dobbed him,and the rest,in,aren't laughing so hard now.

http://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/new-england-byelection-joyce-keeps-low-profile-as-count-begins/news-story/afddf8a2d15c01c30131e89aca6f3922

 

Actually the solution to this whole mess is to go back to when there was NO dual citizenship in Aus - being an Aussie citizen meant renouncing all others. Law only changed maybe 30 years ago (I haven't looked it up) and this change is why these problems have arisen.

 

The Murdoch Act, IIRC - kinda gives it away, doesn't it?

 

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LOL! I'd forgotten about that!

 

https://www.facebook.com/alan.conboy/posts/10155965116748410

 

So, Dastyari asks 115 questions in three years in our Parliament in favour of China’s position on anything and everything.

Utter ****ing traitorous ****.

The fact that Shorten keeps protecting this grub tells you everything you need to know about that f-wit.

 

Dastyari should be thrown out.