Re: Pork: Gillard or McKew?

[Ext User(jonz)]

Troy Cox wrote:
> On Nov 29, 11:39 pm, The one and only Andy
> <pandoraandypa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Discuss.
>
> The Australian Parliament is not reknowned as a hunting ground;
> obviously, because pickings are slim. Very slim, indeed. You need to
> expand your horizons to the next "circle" outwards -- staffers etc.
> The girl who stands behind Tony Abbott when he does his doorstops
> looks tasteful enough.




ha... buncha dirty old men who havent dipped their wick in a
decade......yer getting yer ambitions confused with yer capabilities go
pull ya pud (if ya capable)...any of those women would overwhelm you
......but then yould never get that close coz they have more
sense...stick to drinking piss and fantasizing...ya silly cuntz

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Don`t be sexist...........Broads hate that.

[Ext User(Peter Webb)]

"jonz" <fj40@diesel.com> wrote in message
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> Troy Cox wrote:
>> On Nov 29, 11:39 pm, The one and only Andy
>> <pandoraandypa...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> Discuss.
>>
>> The Australian Parliament is not reknowned as a hunting ground;
>> obviously, because pickings are slim. Very slim, indeed.

No, fat, very fat indeed, though Gillard and McKew are certainly an
improvement on Vanstone.

> You need to
>> expand your horizons to the next "circle" outwards -- staffers etc.

The press gallery is also a good bet, because many of them fly in and fly
out as well.

>> The girl who stands behind Tony Abbott when he does his doorstops
>> looks tasteful enough.
>

The background nodders are obviously selected on the basis of their looks,
because that is their only function. I look at them and think, "why did he
pick a balding man in his late 40s over a guy dressed as a workman or a
young woman or ... what is the message here?

If Tony Abbott has a hottie in the background, its probably because he
realises nobody listens to a word he says anyway.