That should really cap off Smile and Wave's chances at the final hurdle on Nov 26th.
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- Hope and change for 2012
- The bribes and spending continue
- Dancing with the Desperates
- Getting a strop on
- "Only guilty of helping"
- Better than 20% chance
- "nothing short of awful"
- See Len - it is easy!
- Sickening tourism at The Mount
- Panem et circenses
- Awfully quiet out there
- It was possible to avoid the madness
- Oz Police show how to move OWS supporters on
- Liarbour: We do not believe in 100% Pure NZ
- Tsunami warning
- Can of worms slams shut
- Caption reqd: "Welcome to Oz Ma'am. I'm your man....
- Manawatu Gorge closed for a little longer?
- We don't need no stinking unions!
- Disgraced???
- Frogs vs Dingos then?
- Left hand down a bit...
- Applying some Zen... [update]
- Just a question...
- Storylines: If only...
- A Desperation of Unionists (tm)
- The real entertainment begins
- Eight oiled penguins attract the PM
- Need more popcorn...
- I expected nothing different
- "Leonardo da Vinci of our age"
- "Continue delivering the brilliance and excellence...
- National to give East Cape away for native vote
- Manawatu Gorge to remain open for next 13 years
- One course coming right up!
- One down, hundreds to go
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2 comments:
Wrong again PM; to bad you missed it because of your self-imposed exile. You must be feeling as gutted as Phil Goff is this morning :)
I've got better things to do IV2. I actually turned the telly off at around 1930 - too much bloody rugby on!
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