Posts by Che Tibby
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Islander,
god. where to start. my family has more oddities than bus full of carne folk.
what about the uncle with a dental nurse girlfriend. she gave him a necklace of human teeth.
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Marcus Turner,
green paper kind of positions ideas, white papers outline what the big-G Government is establishing as policy. AFAIK.
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an esteemed profession the postie.
my uncles was one, until he dropped too much acid one day, and was bitten by a monkey as he tried to put letters through a door.
as you do.
<100% true story>
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to uroskin,
Bomber Bradbury called you a middle class fog horn
i have a question.
wtf does that even mean?
answers on back of postcard to the usual address. this week's spot prize: bowler hat.
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Steve Barnes,
i was frightened by a womans weekly as a child.
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Steve Barnes,
same. i'd take "a harawira" at any opportunity.
the royals can just go GTFO
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Rich of Observationz,
that assumes that watching is done.
i guess the uruwera 16 could count as an example of surveillance converting to action.
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Kumara Republic,
just for criminal association wasn't it? if ur nazis are law-abiding then the law is useless?
@ben you didn't get the old post office booklets then.
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Hard News: How much speech does it take?, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
or the old NZL taxation system. 68%? w.t.f..
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you'd like a friend of mine. he was planning on strapping his 6-month-old to a small chariot, and strapping the chariot to the family cat.
oh the adventures!
my own rite was standing in a kitchen till 2am, dishes piled higher than my 11-yo backside, then taking the money home for the family. sure learned the value of a dollar, and that being a man is nothing but hard work.
flippancy aside, have been wondering about recognising adulthood in my own family as well. tricky one - driving won't cut it.