SHIRTFRONT FRIDAY RAFFLES

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Hello once again patrons to another edition of Friday Night Raffles.

In light of the one of the most monumentally stupid idiotic remarks a so called Prime Minister of Australia could make I give you a little montage of how it has received.

 

The Idiot gets the ball rolling. What a tool

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Putin hears about it

After changing his undies from uncontrollable laughter he responds

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The Russkies don,t seem too happy with The Idiot,and suggest he may be diseased.

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switchback-abbott-ratMaybe this will be another little nail into the coffin of the Stupid incompetent idiotic moron that sadly is the Prime Minister of Australia, The day he is gone cannot come soon enough.

 

BTW  It’s Raffle Night And

 

As it is one of my favourite times of the year we will be having not just A Melbourne Cup Sweep but also one for the Caulfield cup Tomorrow and Cox Plate the following week .

I will post when the draw opens early on the sat morning. First in best dressed. Suitable prizes will be awarded to the winners .

 

Good Luck to all

672 thoughts on “SHIRTFRONT FRIDAY RAFFLES”

  10. Gonna say g’dnight all…saw that pic on twitter of the “magnificent seven” women in the Gillard govt’….woe, oh woe is us.for what we have lost.

  14. He’s starting behind the eight ball

    The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Julie Bishop, said the government will cut $61 million from the Pacific region. Only Nauru, which houses around a thousand asylum seekers on behalf of Australia, will be exempt.

    Other cuts include $59 million from Indonesia, $71 million from South and West Asia, $113 million from Africa and the Middle East, and $5.3 million from Latin America and the Carribean.

    http://australianpolitics.com/2014/01/18/abbott-govt-cuts-foreign-aid.html

  28. Some one please answer this question. Why the fig do people spend thousands of bucks on 3d, multi-functional, cinema sound 1 squillion pixels per centipede televisions to watch that crap?

  30. I frequently forget that we have a TV. Mostly because we really only watch series/movies that we’ve got on DVD and that have been recommended by others or watching YouTube clips. It’s quite bemusing the topics that are available from that source *g*
    And for news I have the multitudinous sources of the internet with guidance and suggestions from those I have discovered are worth reading/listening to.

  33. When my old TV was starting to play up, I didn’t bother replacing it. Instead, I bought a little dual-digital TV tuner box that plugs into my home network and streams to the computer. I rarely use it – let alone need two channels at once.

    As curioz said, a “TV” is less for watching broadcast TV these day and more a monitor for DVD/Blu-ray or streaming Internet content – you certainly don’t need 4K for that.

  34. od morning Dawn Patrollers.

    Kate McClymont tells us of the further decline of the charming Obeid family.
    http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/tide-goes-out-for-obeid-family-on-elizabeth-bay-marina-20141019-117xhv.html
    I’m sure university deregulation will sort this out.
    http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/graduate-glut-puts-trainee-teachers-on-the-scrapheap-20141019-115wa4.html
    Really? MH17 shot down by a Ukraine missile?
    http://www.smh.com.au/world/prorussian-rebels-using-seized-ukrainian-missile-downed-mh17-passenger-plane-says-germany-20141020-118i9u.html
    $435 pa increase in domestic eastern states gas price? Bloody carbon tax!
    http://www.smh.com.au/national/gas-prices-will-explode-due-to-queensland-exports-says-grattan-institute-20141019-1172ev.html
    So Abbott must charm the new Indonesian president? Give it your best shot Tone.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-opinion/g20-appetiser-abbott-must-charm-indonesias-new-leader-joko-20141019-1189kb.html
    Ross Gittins and Abbott’s “crony capitalism”. Ross unloads nicely here.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-opinion/g20-appetiser-abbott-must-charm-indonesias-new-leader-joko-20141019-1189kb.html
    Science the benchmark of an educated society. Hear hear!
    http://www.smh.com.au/comment/smh-editorial/science-the-benchmark-of-an-educated-society-20141019-118cwl.html
    Plibersek steps up the attack on Abbott’s ebola efforts.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/labors-tanya-plibersek-steps-up-attack-on-abbott-government-over-lack-of-ebola-action-20141019-1189z4.html
    At last credit card holders wake up to how they are being ripped off.
    http://www.theage.com.au/business/credit-carddebt-decline-sparks-price-war-20141019-117v50.html
    Cormann defends the indefensible.
    http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2014/oct/19/mathias-cormann-denies-his-economic-girlie-man-insult-is-sexist

  35. Section 2 . . .

    More universities to divest certain shares? This will fire up Abbott and Hockey.
    http://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/more-australian-universities-come-under-pressure-to-divest-from-fossil-fuels-20141019-118bao.html
    What would be the collective IQ of this lot?
    http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2014/oct/19/melbourne-hosts-70000-jehovahs-witnesses-for-global-convention
    Troubling economic signs in Europe.
    http://www.businessspectator.com.au/article/2014/10/20/european-crisis/five-year-curse-afflicting-europe
    The New Matilda goes to town on Prof, Spurr.
    https://newmatilda.com/
    The three worst things the Liberals did yesterday.
    http://www.ellistabletalk.com/2014/10/19/the-three-worst-things-the-libralw-did-yesterday-88/
    Cathy Wilcox and the ebola situation.

  36. Something that is good about NZ. . Someone has muttered about arming the police, thankfully not pollies, so out comes the editor of the national newspaper. Can’t imagine the attitude shown being displayed over here !!

    Editorial: Arming police carries too many risks

    Absent from his narrative, however, was any examination of the reasons for the widespread unease about such a step. Or that it exists for very good reason………,Over time, pepper spray, Taser stun guns and sponge rounds have proved effective tools. So much so that late last year, the police national operations manager, Superintendent Barry Taylor, said this wider range of non-lethal weapons made the general arming of officers a more distant prospect.
    ……………………, experience worldwide suggests arming the police has little impact on their safety or on the level of crime. Part and parcel of being a police officer is a degree of vulnerability.

    Officers in the United States feel no safer than their counterparts here.

    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11344988

  37. ” The Indonesian is “Tony Abbott”.”…..incorrect..:”Tony Abbott” is a descriptive term…a generic descriptive term…like “sh#t..or ” F#ck!”….or ” T#rd”….although , to be sure, it has been lately reinvented to be used as a mulit-faceted expletive….so one could possibly use the term in a collective way..ie; to describe a complete f#ck-up….as in ; “Well..THAT was a complete Tony Abbott, that was!”…or : ” …so he made a wrong turn INTO the oncoming traffic!..and man what a Tony Abbott ensured…you wouldn’t believe the mess…cor..”Tony” me!!”

  38. Abbott will sooooo envious of Jules when he sees the guys she has been hanging out with.

  39. Jeezus, that Bish’ juniour is a usurper…claiming the “feminine ground” after the LNP. “slash ‘n burn” of women in positions of power…and now she struts the stage like it was invented for her…she is no better than a “bikies moll”, riding pillion behind a dickhead!

  40. All this whining about how bad TV has become – is this an age thing? Is it a ‘nothing is as good as it was twenty years ago’ thing? Is it some sort of snobbism, an ‘if the Brits didn’t make it then I’m not watching’ sort of thing?

    I don’t often praise the ABC, but their Aussie drama this year has been very good, especially the Sunday night efforts. A while ago I defended Anzac Girls, dismissed here as a chick flick. BBC First (on the Pub-despised Foxtel) is currently running their tribute to WWI nurses, The Crimson Field. While good, it is not a patch on Anzac Girls. However, if the ABC was to show it on Sunday nights I would bet the same mob who dissed AG would, no doubt, be telling us how great it was.

    Last night was a good viewing night on the ABC. Dr Who and The Code. The other day someone here, having the now common ‘there’s never anything good on TV rant; dismissed The Code as ‘a conduit for violence’. I wonder if they actually watched any of it before reaching that conclusion.The Code is top-rate viewing with excellent writing, a great cast, multi-leveled action and a brilliant contrast between the world of Canberra politics and the outback. It is one of the best things the ABC had done in quite a while, so good it was sold to Denmark, the US and BBC4 as soon as filming finished here last year. It has been getting rave reviews overseas, but The Pub says it is not worth watching. If you are watching ancient C-grade movies on free-to-air instead of The Code then I have to ask – Why?

    Funny about The Code being sold to Danish TV – it reminds me a lot of all those Scandinavian thrillers SBS loves to show. No wonder it has done well there.

  44. Barnaby Joyce isn’t a joke, he’s a tragedy. It’s tragic that someone so stupid could have risen to such a powerful position, tragic that so many people thought it was a good idea to vote for him. As I keep saying, National Party voters would vote for Daffy Duck if he ran as a national candidate. Who knows, Daffy might be a better MP than Bananaby, and at least HE would be funny.

  46. Agree with you on both The Code and Anzac Girls, Leone. Top drama, and it is good that the ABC can do this after disappointing in news and current affairs.

  48. If you want bad TV look no further than “The Embassy”. Regrettably watched a bit of it last night, nothing more than drunk and obnoxious cashed-up bogans doing their best to embarrass Australia, and embassy staff whinging about said bogans. Riveting stuff, not.

  49. The “special forces” will be there just to give humanitarian advice, along the same lines as our brave bomb droppers.

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