Southerly by David Haywood

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  • Sacha,

    Results? The whole purpose is to harvest snippets of illiterate outrage that we can recycle as a substitute for news stories..

    Ak • Since May 2008 • 19745 posts Report

  • Hadyn Green,

    Yeah but I have a THEORY that the LIEberals here secretly voted NO

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 2090 posts Report

  • Michael Stevens,

    That was funny - thanks for helping me kick off the day with a grin.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 230 posts Report

  • Bart Janssen,

    justify their exorbitant salaries

    paid a big fat salary with all the perks

    Cool I am so gonna get me one of dem pHds so I can pay for new mags.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 4461 posts Report

  • FletcherB,

    Yeah, look.... this whole mass is energy thing is obviously a scam....

    Otherwise, we'd be able to take any old unwanted stuff..... like a dead fly, a dog turd, or some rotten framing from a leaky home, and turn it into electricity and stuff.

    Energy crisis? What energy crisis? According to Einstein you should be able to drive your car for a year on a teaspoon of dirt, or use one dump-truck of rubbish to power all of Auckland for a year!


    P.S. at first, upon reading the headline, I thought maybe we were finally going to get another installment on the history of energy series? Humour is great, but I like to learn stuff too :)

    West Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 893 posts Report

  • Gareth Ward,

    ALOL. Very good.
    If I could add the single left-leaning defender-against-the-wave post:

    DefenderOfThePeeple, Titirangi
    I realise that all you fascist Nactionals just want to sell gravity-based property rates to all your rich wanker developer mates by keeping the masses ignorant of Einstein's brilliance but it won't work! When will the Herald give up on it's VRWC attack on grassroots science that threatens the elite and admit that the speed of light squared is an inalienable right for ALL people, not just the wealthy wankers that have wrung the sweat and blood out of us workers to get their Omaha McMansion?

    Auckland, NZ • Since Mar 2007 • 1727 posts Report

  • Bart Janssen,

    Cut all science funding immediately

    Too late

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 4461 posts Report

  • Bart Janssen,

    sheeple perform tricks with their genitalia

    Isn't there a stage show?

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 4461 posts Report

  • Bart Janssen,

    So going on a T-shirt.

    Yeah enough with the books, where are the PAS T-Shirts?

    And Muscle Shirts!

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 4461 posts Report

  • giovanni tiso,

    Yeah enough with the books, where are the PAS T-Shirts?

    And mugs. We need mugs. Emma's output alone over the last couple of months would have been worth a few of those.

    It pains me to see commercial opportunities going begging.

    Wellington • Since Jun 2007 • 7473 posts Report

  • Danielle,

    And mugs. We need mugs.

    If I have a Chemical Brothers mug in my pantry (and I do, from a show I saw in the 1990s! It was so incongruous I had to buy it), we should be able to have PA mugs, dammit. Someone make it happen!

    (I'm hanging out for 'it's knowledge bro' to get printed on something I can buy, too.)

    Charo World. Cuchi-cuchi!… • Since Nov 2006 • 3828 posts Report

  • Sacha,

    Ask Haywood to extend himself and make a script that turns any PAS phrase into something lucratively decorative and portable..

    Ak • Since May 2008 • 19745 posts Report

  • Craig Ranapia,

    Mrs Ursula Hitler, Tauranga

    Einstein? Sounds Asian to me.

    North Shore, Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 12370 posts Report

  • Grant Stone,

    Cafepress.com?

    Also, can we have an "inject meme into wider public consciousness" button? Actually, wearing the shirts would do that.

    Auckland • Since Dec 2006 • 30 posts Report

  • Stephen Judd,

    Apropos "it's knowledge bro" t-shirts: I'd want a posterised Lincoln illustration along with the slogan.

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 3122 posts Report

  • David Ritchie,

    Einstein was clearly gay

    Yeah, it's knowledge, bro.

    Since Nov 2006 • 166 posts Report

  • Emma Hart,

    Cafepress.com?

    Shipping. Kitsch-on-demand closer to home? Not that Cafe Press doesn't work nicely.

    Yeah enough with the books, where are the PAS T-Shirts?

    And mugs. We need mugs. Emma's output alone over the last couple of months would have been worth a few of those.

    Note to self: forget novel, write t-shirt slogans.

    I love the sound of face-palm in the morning...

    Christchurch • Since Nov 2006 • 4651 posts Report

  • Hadyn Green,

    Mrs Ursula Hitler, Tauranga

    ::sigh::
    I can't even defend my home town on these. It's actually what the place is like.

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 2090 posts Report

  • Magnus Edwards,

    Brilliant! Except... Are'nt the apostrophe's all wrong?

    Melbourne, AUST • Since Nov 2006 • 1 posts Report

  • Sacha,

    Einstein? Sounds Asian to me.

    roffle

    Ak • Since May 2008 • 19745 posts Report

  • Grant Stone,

    You're still writing novels?

    I find Twitter short stories much easier to finish.

    But I agree. Closer to home would be better, if there is one.

    Auckland • Since Dec 2006 • 30 posts Report

  • giovanni tiso,

    Einstein? Sounds Asian to me.

    I try to work the following joke (by Bruce Lowitt, but I heard it from Moni Ovadia first) into all social situations. I'd been waiting for a PAS opening for months.

    A Chinese man and his Jewish friend are walking along one day when the Jewish man suddenly slugs the Chinese man in the mouth.

    "What was that for?" the Chinese man asks.

    "That was for Pearl Harbor!"

    "Pearl Harbor? That was the Japanese. I'm Chinese."

    "Chinese, Japanese, what's the difference?"

    They continue walking in silence, then the Chinese man punches the Jew in the face.

    "What's that all about?" the Jew asks.

    "That was for the Titanic!"

    "The Titanic? That was an iceberg."

    "Iceberg, Goldberg, what's the difference?".

    Wellington • Since Jun 2007 • 7473 posts Report

  • andrew llewellyn,

    Actually, wearing the shirts would do that.

    Send one for PaulHenry to wear.

    BTW, can someone send me a large bag of whatever it is that sustains David's imagination?

    Since Nov 2006 • 2075 posts Report

  • giovanni tiso,

    roffle

    I believe you were looking for rofflenstein there.

    Wellington • Since Jun 2007 • 7473 posts Report

  • Danielle,

    Apropos "it's knowledge bro" t-shirts: I'd want a posterised Lincoln illustration along with the slogan.

    Proof that I am a nerdlinger: I just created an Obamicon with a picture of Lincoln and 'it's knowledge bro' on it.

    Charo World. Cuchi-cuchi!… • Since Nov 2006 • 3828 posts Report

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