Aussie politics

Deleted member 12750 · February 25, 2012

Frank Drebin said:
Ooh that's a tough one. I loved "the life and times of the thunderbolt kid." I like them all really though, "Shakespeare - the World's a stage" was wonderful as was "Mother tongue."

The only one I haven't read is Shakespeare - the World's a stage. I've got it, but it's in a queue. I love The Thunderbolt Kid, but I'd have to say my favourite is A Short History Of Nearly Everything. I could read it over and over.

Frank Drebin · February 25, 2012

GwladysGirl said:
The only one I haven't read is Shakespeare - the World's a stage. I've got it, but it's in a queue. I love The Thunderbolt Kid, but I'd have to say my favourite is A Short History Of Nearly Everything. I could read it over and over.

Agree with you there, it should be required reading in schools.

Saliba · February 25, 2012

It's like a soap opera. I love it. But to be fair, I used to hate Rudd with a passion, but now i think he is the only one that can run the country...this coming from a lib.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 25, 2012

GwladysGirl said:
Have you read 'Down Under' by Bill Bryson? It made me want to emigrate immediately.

Sharks, snakes and spiders that can kill you, barren desert for thousands of miles and the craziest government the world over. What's not to love?

Frank Drebin said:
It's superb but then again so is everything he writes.

GwladysGirl said:
Frank, I knew I liked you. Do you have a favourite?

I can go on all night about the said subject if plied correctly, and usually do.

It was these guys at 12.30 on a weekday after I'd been the chippy that did it for me.

Frank Drebin · February 25, 2012

What's that Reidy?

I'm guessing sons and daughters.

Frank Drebin · February 25, 2012

Wait no, the sullivans.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 25, 2012

Sullies it is.

Frank Drebin · February 25, 2012

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian said:
Sullies it is.

Get in there. I've don't remember it but my mum watched it, I remember liking the theme music though.

Jib in lad · February 25, 2012

Bryson's Neither here nor there is the funniest travel book ever writen in my opinion .

Love his books .

Deleted member 12750 · February 25, 2012

Frank Drebin said:
What's that Reidy?

I'm guessing sons and daughters.

Sonnnnnns and daughtersssss, lovvvvve and laughter, tearrrrrs of sadness and happinessssssss

McBain · February 25, 2012

At least they make Politics interesting.

Every Pollie should work like they could get stabbed by one of their constituents at any time if they [Poor language removed] up.