Posts by Juha Saarinen
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This is embarrassing... how do you do the URLs?
According to the instructions on the side, it should be:
So....
Stuff link to Bob Clarkson story
Does that work?
Does now - RB
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OK, now Burqa Bob says http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3862121a10,00.html it'll cost $1.8 squillion! He's as a stadium builder, and not a person to have been in a civil union with a homosexual, from Auckland and elsewhere, so he should know.
That's that, surely? No more stadium alreddie!
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It's just not going to happen... I told you already that Devonport said no to the Stadium but worse yet, it threatens cheap Japanese car imports too.
That's the nail in the stadium coffin then.
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Definitely disagree that putting in a formal complaint would be helpful. Codswallopington has a right to shower us with her dreck, and nobody should undermine that, no matter how unpalatable it is.
And yes, I do realise there are limits to these things. Keith's response was very much in the right vein, showing up Dirty Debs for what she is.
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+waterfront up there of course. Gah. EDIT FUNCTION PLEASE!
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It does make me laugh - despondently - when I hear people speaking about that beautiful Auckland.
I mean, it is. Really, it could very nice indeed, all the way up to Orewa or wherever.
Look around though. What do you see? A disjointed collection of suburbia without any real city centre. All erected with no care for the surroundings.The single noteworthy building is a monument to gambling of all things.
From that perspective (ha!), what difference would a stadium in the container docks make? In fact, the only thing that would make a real worthwhile difference would be a giant bulldozer.
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Hmm... for a second I thought Russell was being horrid about my surname there. Interesting hi-res monitor induced delusion.
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So... tell me: what is the "rugby" that you speak of?
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Settle down everyone. The Herald has weighed in on the matter, as per [url [http://subs.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10410465] Bernard Orsman's story here. ]
Looks like either the Eden Park interests or Christchurch are the winners then. When the Herald lays into big projects like that, they don't happen. Remember how the TelstraClear cable network got canned, even though the HF coax wasn't "thick as toilet paper rolls"?
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Perhaps you've been put on a Republican robocall list, Simon?