Posts by Ross Mason
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Closeup on the Haywoods shift from the mud.
Ahh words. From the mouths of babes. Poor Gerry. You know David, in other belief systems it amounts to child abuse if your children are taught to call others of lesser rank naughty names.
Is Roger serious that he was unaware that people were giving up tryiing to move their houses????
That man (and woman) deserve a DB!! 570 hours. Jeez you determined bastard.
....And he complained about IRL. :-)
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Capture: Howling at the Moon, in reply to Steve Barnes,
Any syzygy that's closer than 406,450 - 44,547 or 361,903 km would be by definition a Super Moon, in accordance to Richard Nolle, the astrologer gets credit for coining the phrase.
Gag.
You read this I hope...not??
But wait. Has anyone noticed this new http://www.stuff.co.nz/science Stuff Science section.
Holy rationality Batman!! But the horrorscopes have a bigger font.......
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•63 cases of dual voting/personation
Wow. The gummint should do something about this. If ever there was a case to have everyone implanted with an electronic ID system then I don't know nuffink.
Fancy, 63 cases! Appalling. It's more than the eleven boat/group people who have triggered a certain piece of legislation.
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Oh dear: Tom Fruwen has an interesting article about mockumentaries...NZ on Air, The OZ Gold Coast and international companies usurping the system.
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I'm skeptical that PS is sceptic.
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Legal Beagle: The law may be that stupid, in reply to BenWilson,
It's only a figurative loophole, though. An actual loophole is a hole in the wall to look or shoot through.
I prefer the idea of a loophole being part of a noose which the hangman places over a condemned mans head such that the real noose seems to all and sundry it will be doing its real job. And then when the trap falls, it slips off, and they live to wheel and deal another day.
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Legal Beagle: The law may be that stupid, in reply to Russell Brown,
Stunningly, Sir John has been one of the few who have pointed this out. This must be nightmare to organisations such as Field of Dreams.
It is damnable that charitable organisations, clubs, sports groups etc etc have to sponge off sources of funds such as pokie profits. These funds are a tax on quite a narrow population.
Why not tax the lot of us for a 'recreation tax' and use it for such organisations to apply for?
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Dunjandal. Let me thlip on thometing more comfortable.
I want to write a thong about it.
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Southerly: Liveblog: Moving House (Literally), in reply to Allison Haywood,
When I first saw (further back up post) 80k and house (moving) I immediately put 1 and 1 together and got 3.
I thought... house sailing down SH1 at 80kph. Not the $80k to move.
Heh
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Another that keeps regularly arriving on the front page of our papers. The old living alone.....
The other is the perenial child abuse. Can't find a video unfortunately