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Thanks for those quotes,Kiashu.Revealing.
Labor 7 months in office and still in opposition think?For Kevin's sake,they had 11 years of looking at the Rodent from the opposition benches to figure out some decent policies.
Sometimes I wish Biff was still at the head of the rabble.Paranoid brawler that he was he at least had some ideas and the guts to put them out in the paddock to get hammered.
Bloody hell!Must be a measure of my frustration to even think of Biff as PM.We would have had incoming cruise missiles courtesy of Scrub by now.
I can see by the above I will have to go easy on the red.
Yes - thanks for the quotes Kiashu - that was very helpful.
I kind of liked Biff too - he was a knob sometimes, but he had a colourful turn of phrase and his heart seemed to be in the right place (when he wasn't drunk and cranky).
That "conga line of suckholes" quip was worth a spot in the Australian political pantheon :-)