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First Dog On The Moon

Lest we forget.

First Dog On The Moon

Sep 03, 2012

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zut alors
12 years ago

Every time I see Petey Reith on the ABC (which seems to be a minimum of every three days, bless ’em) it warms my heart.
Commonly known as heartburn.

Mr Dog, we also need to be reminded of the other ‘funny’ business regarding a $50K phone bill.

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Mike Jones
12 years ago

Not So Angry – Just not Conned

I’m avoiding being direct and blunt
I will not call the Re1th a count*
Or see some shock jock shed a tear
I fear the crocodiles are near
Instead, I might decide to say
It’s not the reffos who should go away.

* remove your vowel of choice

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Andybob
12 years ago

Its funny, but I don’t recall PR’s electorate; wasn’t he a country member ?

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khtagh
12 years ago

Another classic job FD, we will never forget. I agree with ZUT ALORS I too remember a particular unfortunate truth about said $50,000 phone bill.
Typically his son got the blame didn’t he?

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CarlitosM
12 years ago

Lest we forget the bribes good ol’ Johnny hoWARd was paying to Sadam before invading with his mate Dubya in an illegal war…

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