Well I’m upper upper class high society
God’s gift to ballroom notoriety
And I always fill my ballroom
The event is never small
The social pages say I’ve got
The biggest balls of all… AC/DC Big Balls
With the original Patti Chong post within a few hundred views of being the most popular ever, (just behind the Worst of the West Australian) with nearly 4000 views and about 400 comments, I thought you’d like this. There is also a TV ad to match. Merrys has featured on TWOP before, you may remember. I don’t quite see the interest in La Chong myself, but let the stats roll on as Chong fans pile on.
The Worst of Perth 
Regardless of whether youse guys hate her or not, or if that firebrand poster with the tenuous grip on literacy and sanity is her or not…
… she’s not exactly top o’ the pile when I think of Perthonalities I’d want to shill for my company.
(And a lady of a certain age spruiking the benefits of cowhide leather? It’s just too obvious. Personally, I am well above that level of humour and vitriol… mostly.)
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is there some sort of leather that is not 100% ‘pure’ cow hide?
have devious upholsterers been substituting goat skin without telling us?
what kind of impurities could there be?
caution, may contain traces of peanuts?
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100% pure pig skin.
A wide range of tanned critter hides can be called leather.
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but how can they prove that it is ‘100% pure’?
the animal may have led a dissolute life
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We’re so interested in 100% purity we only use the balls an throw the rest of the bull away. Une femme d’un certain age.
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i think we might go back to Paul Murray. La Chong isn’t really that interesting.
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“It put pressure on Ken far beyond what should have been put,” she says of the inquiry, adding that her estranged husband is a good man and a good prosecutor.
“What Andrew Mallard went through was bad enough, but what Ken and my family went through is bad, too.”
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,24937950-5012990,00.html
About 7 levels of wrong.
/apologies for linking to the Sunday Times
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Occasional what ? Isn’t the corner of Roe and Beaufort where Canterbury Court used to be ? If so, then it’s all starting to make sense.
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Yes it is.
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I used to go ‘L for leather’ there in my youth…
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is that all Merry’s Furniture in the Cramps video?
and is Lux offering his opinion on its great quality and great price with an axe?
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What happened to that change that fell from my pocket into the sofa was bad, but my family change has been bad too.
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Help my fading memory… Which member of her family was wrongfully convicted of murder?
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La Chong raises significant sums of money for the Leukaemia Foundation of WA.
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She does heaps of charity work. All very worthwhile. It’s her worst worthy attributes that are discussed here..
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Patti has appalling fashion sense but raises a fortune in charity work. The Lazy Aussie has excellent fashion sense, but doesn’t raise shit for charity. It’s ying and yang.
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isn’t it ‘yin’ and yang? Your fashion sense is a subject for your own blog
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Mother Teresa did a shitload for charity, but I don’t recall her bragging about it in her own blog and she always wore the same outfit.
‘love does not measure, it just gives.’
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I’d be bragging as well if I did as much as Patti. I however would also know that Armani is sooooooooo 80’s. let her brag i say.
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Funny how we never heard Ma Teresa try to cast herself as a victim and say
“What jesus went through was bad enough, but what my family went through was bad too.”
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“What jesus went through was bad enough, but what my family went through was bad too.”
Superb work, B.T.!
I hear Princess Fergie does a lot of charity work too. Another top-shelf human being, to be sure.
Get some more Jesus upya! Yay verily, and all that.
http://www.bibletruthonline.com/theWidowandtheTwoCoins.htm
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Princess Anne, (yes, her of the foul mouth and terrible temper) is another of those high fliers of whose extensive charity work we hear very little.
In Oz right now, I believe.
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What about our two favourite saints, Bob Geldof and throw the dog a Bono ?
Bono is at a U2 concert in Dublin when he asks the audience for some quiet. Then in the silence, he starts to slowly clap his hands. Holding the audience in total silence, he says in to the microphone… “Every time I clap my hands, a child in Africa dies.”
A voice from near the front pierces the silence… “Well, fucking stop clapping then!!”
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there was a good quiz in Crikey that showed a photo of Princess Anne and another of Quentin Bryce at the bushfire service with the question: “which one is representing the Queen?”
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/not a happy clapper!
//went to a Mick school, can’t help but remember some of this shit, mmmKay
///and I’ll be damned if the New Testament isn’t a bloody good read in spots
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And speaking of balls, I’m still not sure that Muggeridge doesn’t owe Kodak an apology.
I wonder if searchmeister Frank can dig up this footage. Great opening line from Palin, and Cleese sums it up beautifully.
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Where the Python crew get to demonstrate their own hypocrisy by not equating Brian to you know whom and thereby jeopardising U.S. sales ( and worse).
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No, whom ? I didn’t even know they’d taken vows of poverty.
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Wot ? They were’nt makin enough wonga out of the rest of the world ? At that stage they didn’t know that John Lemming would cop it for ” Imagine there’s no religion ….”.
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an oldie:
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But a goodie, albeit having ceased to be.
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Donal Macintyre is a tool of the first order.
has he still got that Chelsea tattoo?
I am regretting bringing up religion:
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I just noticed I misspelt “quiet.” Oh the shame. The shame.
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I grew up a “hello Brian Burke speaking” ringtone man, and I’ll die…etc etc
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More meat for Skink. “and cast aspersions which may be irreparable”. I have that trouble.
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irreparable aspersions?
I wouldn’t know
I had some perennial nasturtiums in the garden once, which popped up like mushrooms after a heavy rain.
I too thought that the reference to Damocles was erroneous, as was the fugitive apostrophe.
‘domestic violence on the domestic home front’ and three strikes at ‘it is not uncommon’ are gems.
what does it say about the quality of sub-editing, I wonder?
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The things that scatter…
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…cushions?
Patsy has a Merry’s ad in today’s West extolling the vitues of a reclining comfy chair in teflon coated microsuede.
I believe she is in breach of a Reclining Order.
it says “six months interest free.”
That’s nothing, Patsy’s blog has been failing to attract any interest for nearly a year now.
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Soft cushions, TLA ? Comfy chair ?
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…(diabolical laughter)…
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Horse hair in the chair?
Patti caked by sword legend,
TWOP loathes, she fears.
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The short ad where she summons leather lovers is frighteningly bad. The longer one with is a little better.
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the Nova podcast with Patti’s ad is available for download here:
http://www.nova937.com.au/podcast/nathanandnat.xml
Reheated – 04/03/2009
Patti is at 1’22” mins
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And La Chong has posted her mobile number in her reply to a post on her latest post on the Butcher trial.
* Patti Chong
* March 16, 2009
* 03:59 PM
Michael, I don’t mean to cause you offence but my article is quite easy and clear to undertsand. The only one confused is you. Read it carefully again and if you still don’t understand, give me a call and I’ll buy you a cup of coffee and explain it to you.My number is 04XX XXX XXX (Edited for obvious reasons, but the number is on her TWAT page)
S.248 was not the only defence raised. There were others but s.248 second limb is the most pertinent.
http://blogs.watoday.com.au/theverdict/2009/03/the_state_versu.html
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And guess who was at Today’s Rally ?
Is this the same Patti Chong who defendd the aquittal of the Mcleods on WA Today ?
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,25194392-948,00.html
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I think “high-profile” tells you all you need to know about why Mr. Chong was there.
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that article says that
“Police Commissioner Karl O’Callaghan said he was ‘knocked out” by the show of support for his force.”
will charges be brought?
will this be the first mandatory sentence?
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I wonder how many there actually were and what proportion of them were *not* connected to the police force in some fashion.
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Plenty to talk about in the showers after the shift
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The ABC reports that the demo had “more than a thousand”
WAToady reports 2000, of whom 500 were cops.
PerthNow reports 3000 demonstrators, but they were spruiking the demo more than most.
Inside Cover reports that Tom Percy has received a large quantity of hate mail from idiots that think he had something to do with the McLeod trial.
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Chan 9 said 4000.
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Any one got any *facts* ??
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…four thousand?
…do I have any advance on four thousand?
…going…going…
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Police union website says 5,000.
https://www.wapolun.org.au/
Any advances?
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Bento! Really!
I said *facts* ;)
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Rolly, must you reside so relentlessly in the real world?
I’d wager the next bid will be in about 2.5 hours, from one H. Sattler.
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:D
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Even so, it was still a piss poor turn out for a “Rally for Justice” – the last one Sattler organised after the Blurton deaths drew over 100,000.
And I note on a certain Scanning website that I lurk on there are photos of a large number of police cars at the rally, which meant that the majority of cops were on duty at the time – if it was a normal workers rally, these dame “workers” would be saked for attending such a rally – talk about double standards.
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Frank. My typing and spelling problems are usually wine related, since I was a champion speller at school. Yours are perhaps Labor Party related?
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And Sattler is going on about another “Attack On Police” in the North West where the injuries were fairly minor.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,25205576-2761,00.html
Will we now see reports on police breaking a fingernail ?
Bloody Sooks.
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Ok, Sattler has now said there were 6000 people at the Rally, while Inspector Neale Royle of the Traffic Branch said between 3-5000.
I think I trust Inspector Royle’s figure to ne more accurate.
I hope 6PR Handed out Ratings Diaries at the Rally :-)
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I have seen the photos and I will go with the ABC’s estimate of ‘over a thousand’, especially since the ABC are the only agency without an axe to grind on this issue, or papers to sell.
note that the WorkChoices rally in Nov ’05 got over 10,000, but despite that and the election victory the Opposition does not believe that the Government has a mandate to remove WorkChoices.
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And note that the Govt doesn’t have the numbers in the Upper House, and I note John Bowler who earlier was calling for nurses and firefighters to be protected, has voted with the Govt to block Labor’s amendment.
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Will we have to await the publication of the Sunday Times for a bid of 7,000?
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I hope Labor get’s the amendments passed in the Upper House :-)
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/03/18/2519571.htm
And I hope some takes this to thne United Nations, and suffers the same fate as the ill fated “3 Strikes Law” which Carmen Lawrence introduced after Sattler’s last attempt at lynch mob campaigning.
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I Just read Skink’s comments on Sattler’s predictable blog post (bet he wrote it on his laptop at the Rally) where he pooh pooh’s lawyers.
I wonder if he will mount his own defence when he next decides to sue somebody, or is charged with a criminal offence ?
Oh and Check out La Chong responding to Will Somers – talk about having an each way bet.
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I’m reporting 5000.
I was there, and I used the CCC (Cohen Crowd Count)(TM) method.
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we all know DFOC has ways of ‘enhancing’ the figures
even the Glory can scrape together more than 5000
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I wonder if DFOC bumped into any of the officers who were involved in the Sunday Times Raid – and isn’t it a bit rich of the paper to support them, when 6 months earlier they were whinging about them raiding the paper ? If any of the Journalists or the Editor had manhandled the officers and said officer sustained bodily harm, and yes that includes a bruised wrist, then the Journos concerned would be subject to Mandatory Sentecing.
Would DFOC be so supportive then ?
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“We fail to see that sentencing is like the effleuent in a sewerage plant, the end result of the problems in our community caused by alcohol, drugs, mental illness, sex abuse and an infinite number of other causes. Sentencing cannot be carried out in a vacuum.”
“effleuent” in a vaccuum, eurgh, and she has the gall to talk about plain english?
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And why aren’t the Fairfax sub-editors onto it ? or are they too busy reading the 6PR/96FM/6IX and Rural Radio News Bulletins ?
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So the Libs are so scared of Shelley Archer and the Greens, they’re going to risk more attacks on Police by delaying sending the Mandatory Sentencing legislation till May, when the Govt gets a Majority in the Upper House.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/03/19/2521062.htm
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And another member of the Sattler youth speak on Perth Now.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/comments/0,21590,25211132-948,00.html
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What about cyber bullying?
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Yeah, some of the comments on bothe Perh Now and Const Butcher’s Facebook page border on Cyberbullying and Racial Vilifications of the McCleods who even though they were dropkicks, they were found not guilty by a proper jury trial.
I suppose the Sattler Youth woyld prefer Justice Guantanimo Bay Style.
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Voluminous profile?
Her bloody head’s voluminous from all angles!
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Even more voluminous this morning Rolly. Love that word voluminous. Voluminous boozies – now that’s a better picture to dwell on…
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Was she funny? And why did they back out of ringtone?
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I heard the original pisstake (l posted a link above to the podcast)
they didn’t take the piss out of her accent, they just took the piss out of how bad the ad was, and kept replaying it. Over and over.
what happened on Nova was bad, but…
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I listened to the podcast, and that thing is a total crock.
set up from both sides, with telephone conversations that just happened to be recorded. their faux shock at being tolded they have been ‘pranked’ is half-hearted at best
perhaps she did threaten legal action unless they allowed her on air to show what a good sport she is, plus get some more free advertising.
more brand management from Pessimal Patti: “I will be everywhere”
does anyone out there have the technical chops to make a ringtone out of the podcast?
http://mefeedia.com/entry/reheated-26-03-2009/15869434
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Skink there are plenty of mp3 editors out there.
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do you mean:
‘plenty of people who can edit mp3’
or
‘plenty of available editing software so why don’t you do it yourself you lazy git.’
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Wavepad
is another example beside Audacity. I lost 30 seconds of my life listening to those Nova morons.
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I made brian burke tone with audacity. Is free.
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Well, it’s Friday and still no Chong phone song from Ringmaster TLA.
I am outraged.
I wouldn’t relinquish my Burke tone, but I might slip into Chong for the weekend.
Come on TLA: we want free stuff and we want it now.
Hurry up hurry up.
Otherwise you may receive a “special visit” from sone “union identities” for “frank and constructive talks”.
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I don’t want a Patti ringtone. Download audacity. Edit. Export. Upload.
Now a Wattsie ringtone eg “G’day folks!” I might do.
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Lovers of Leather!
I learnt a new skill today and have created an MP3 of the Merry’s ad which can be used as a ringtone.
I will send to LA, but I am guessing that he will not want to post it, so you can email me via the Facebook site if you want a copy
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Great work.
Check your email :-) If you’ve recorded the TV ad, upload it to Youtube :-)
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er…no
that would be one step beyond my level of technical nerdery
plus, the only time I have seen the TV ad was once in passing in the Court Wine Bar
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Oh well, it looks like a job for TLA and his video skills honed from years of wog wedding videos :-)
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http://blogs.watoday.com.au/theverdict/2009/04/fear_and_loathi.html
‘culminating in a denouement’
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I just knew it would be about Liu :-)
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Well she has mentioned she is friends with, and has defended police officers :-)
http://blogs.watoday.com.au/theverdict/2009/03/the_state_versu.html
So she is speaking police speak :-)
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at the conclusion of the last finale?
nice post by Leather Lover Cookster
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send me your email address via facebook and I’ll slip you the merchandise.
everything in Merry’s is 100% pure cow, you have Patti’s word on it, so that must include the lady herself.
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Considering I have a vested personal interest in the case mentioned by La Chong, it should be pointed out that she represented the young person mentioned in her article, and I believe he was represented pro-bono by her.
http://blogs.watoday.com.au/theverdict/2009/06
/to_err_is_human.html
Oh and the Kahuna interviewed him as well.
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Has a blast from a shotgun turned his life around Frank?
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Who knows, but according to media reports he is going out with the guy who was shot 16 yr old Daughter. And note, TWAT, nor Perth Now covered the verdict on Tuesday.
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Click here to listen to 6PR’s Simon Beaumont interview Michael Guppy, the teenager who did the home invasion and assault, after he was spared going to jail. Apparently he’s no longer involved with the co-offender’s daughter anymore. Beaumont admits that he was backgrounded by Ms Chong before the interview and invites Guppy to talk about his ‘rough childhood’ etc. Afterwards he seems to praise the kid for expressing remorse. A bit soft I thought. The one talkback caller recorded at the end wasn’t impressed much by it all either.
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Franco – I purchased some of your uncle’s port on the weekend just gone, not realising who the nice old gent was. It will now taste that much sweeter, knowing it was crafted by a sharp-shooting adversary of La Chong.
Cheers!
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a 4litre flagon o’port? Do they still make flagons?
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Yep, and they’re expensive as well (but we don’t charge the full flagon cost0, oh and if you return for a refill, you get your wine at the bulk price :-)
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Back to La Chong, it seems of the 3 responses, none have supported her rather hamfisted account of the drawbacks of her original arguement.
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[Franco – I purchased some of your uncle’s port on the weekend just gone, not realising who the nice old gent was. It will now taste that much sweeter, knowing it was crafted by a sharp-shooting adversary of La Chong.]
When did you go ? If it was in the afternoon, you would’ve seen me there wheelchair and all :-)
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And it depends which old gent served you, if it was the one with the hat, that was my dad :-)
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No, it was in the morning. I like to get a few draughts of firewater under my belt before lunch, to keep the anger levels up.
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And the good thing about our wine is there is no preservative 220 added to our wines, so you can get drunk as a skunk, and you’ll suffer no headaches whatsoever, and the wines are made to the old fasioned italian way as well.
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Frank, am I the only one who doesn’t know your Uncle and where he retails this fine wine???
Just picked up your facebook message too – sorry… been doing that pushing shit uphill with a toothpick thang again…
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Then it must have been something I ate that left me wishing I was dead for most of Monday, capable only of light filing duties and forwarding emails.
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Yes, most likely food poisoning.
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You too, Bento?
I think there’s a strengthening trend of allergies to alcoholic drinks. I know a lot of additives are in booze, which is why I drink German beer.
On Rottnest I’d have four bottles of red a night – and the next morning I’d feel terrible: pounding head, dry tongue, glassy eyes. An allergy I tell you.
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All caused by Preservative 220 :-)
http://www.mbm.net.au/health/200-290.htm
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Well, that explains my condition then…
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Dried fruit! I should’ve known.
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Just watch any recent TV News coverage of the case and you will see where it is located :-)
http://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2009/06/16/2600173.htm
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Give out the details and opening times Frank. A flagon of Calabrese Clam opener sounds like a better drink than howling wolves as an official drink of TWOP.
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Now that works here is take 2 of my message which was somehow not posting.
Open 7 Days between 8-6pm
Address is 81 Campersic Rd Middle Swan.
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Is it a regular stop on the Spring in the Valley bus tour?
I miss the flagon. Last one I bought was full of Kirup Syrup.
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Nope, we don’t deal in Spring In The Valley Bus Tours or are officially involved. We’re too small and haven’t got the manpower to cope with the crowds, as it’s basically my dad and my uncle running the show.
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You should set them up a facebook group and twitter account.
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A Worst of Perth tour maybe. I’d love to get a blow by blow description of shooting young punks too. A Twitter account Cookster? “Socks removed.” Let the crushing commence.”
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We crush our grapes using machines :-) We aren’t THAT old fashioned :-)
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And what varieties are there? It’s not just port is it?
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The dry white kicks like a mule, I’ve got to say. The reds are a lovely drop from the cheeky side of the valley.
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A port drinker can tell the difference?
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I didn’t say I wouldn’t drink it, I just said it had a kick.
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Ok,
We have:
Grenache
Shiraz
Dry White
Port
Dry & Sweet Sherry, plus my Cousin Ann as seen in the ABC News link pasted above makes a fine selection of Jams as well.
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Pump up the jam Frank, pump it up, give it all you got.
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A flagon to celebrate the live on stage TWOP show that will be happening in August. With pics!
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Hello, Hello, what’s all this then?
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I haven’t seen any signs outside the Ling, or the Pen.
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I’m imagining a ‘TWOP on Ice’ spectacular as the last ever show at the Ent Cent.
We demand details!
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Am I still lined up to make a guest appearance?
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Will be at Teh Charles on a Thursday in (probably late) August. Will be projector for pics. i think will be good.
Were you going to be a guest Cookster?
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I demand an update as news comes to hand. Those of us with sproglings must make arrangements.
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You were doing the stand up and I was doing the sit down!
Ummm, maybe I can work the projector…
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Cookster can hand out the name badges ala Sexpo ( wots ya porn name ?) and Barra can drive the bus.
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Sexpo is soooo yesterday Bill… these days I’ve moved on to http://www.twitter.com/C2030_Summit
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Teh excitement!
500 to 1 Rolly and Frank will come.
Bento will be there but will hide in the shadows: no odd.
20 to 1 La Chong comes incognito and heckles.
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What if Bento is Chong DFOC?
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You offering 500:1 for me to stay away DFOC?
You got half a million to spare??
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Nice reverse psychology, DFOC.
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I’m messing with their minds.
I know you will be there in spirit, Snuffster.
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Told you I don’t do nights and venues not near a railway line.
Also Shazza & Skink arfe right in their comments on La Chong’s bloig – she did indeed defend him and I’ve heard that it was pro-bono as well (can’t confirm) and it was designed to raise her personal profile.
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And I should clarify that all this about La Chong appearing pro-bono and to raise her profile etc was scuttlebutt amongst us all in the days immediatly following the incident and if you saw Today’s front Page of The West, My Uncle totally disputres Guppy’s version of the event – he should know :-)
It’s funny how La Chong gets all uppity once a few home truths are erxposed
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And I’ve shown my second ccousin who was in court La Chong’s updates and she advises me that the reason why the matter would not go to trial was so as not cause further grief to the Victim – NOT as La Chong implied that there was no need for a trial.
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Yes Frank she is gettig a bit surly when challenged isn’t she. The thing is I don’t agree with mandatory sentencing either, but she has been disingenuous with this blog.
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Exactly, and because this case is so close to home I would’ve loved to agree with her, but I can’t and I KNOW what happened.
As mentioned in the West My Uncle said he saw BOTH men break in.
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Frank, I’m really sorry about what happened to your Uncle. Tell me, I haven’t been reading the papers, did he face any charges?
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Initially he did, but once he was interviewed it was decided not to lay charges as he was acting in self-defence.
Round up of stories from ABC Online.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/tag/herne-hill-6056/
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Wow, that says a lot in itself doesnt?
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Did you hear about this one Frank:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25717069-38200,00.html
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What happened to Frank’s family is bad.
But what happened to my client…
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Have you been over to Teh Chong blog DFOC?
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What part of don’t bogart the chong don’t you understand. I’m going to have to edit these comments.
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A classic example of the “advertorial”, Frank :D
Outrage must be proud of you.
I, too, will call around the next time I’m out in that neck of the woods.
Cin Cin!
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I normally hate chong day but was pleasantly surprised to find this was all about red wine instead of the pat.
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I can’t get near the net these Thursdays until after hours, and so when I logged on I similarly thought, “Oh, the thread about that woman whom the more I read about her the less inclined I am to ever find out who she is has gone off again.”
I’d rather read about Frank’s family’s grog any day, plus I get to show the best ever Serbian breathalyser fail.
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Patti has gone vegan
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Looks like La Chong is just writing her own copy today.
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She is stumping for the job?
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Here is La Chong on West TV’s Undercurrents.
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Patti has “pulling power”, and is a gay icon. Two things I didn’t know about her.
I also note that she “likes a level playing field” yet has no issue with jumping queues by utilising her notoriety. Same sort of thing Kizon would do isn’t it?
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Is this advertorial?
oh Lordy, she’s still pitching to be a judge. I would have thought that her comments about the treatment of her former husband by the CCC would have queered that for her, not to mention the furniture ads and the relentless self-promotion. ‘I’ve got the qualifications and all the characteristics necessary to be a judge.’ Are modesty and discretion necessary character traits for a judge? Is being the laughing stock of your profession a hindrance? I note that she didn’t answer whether she had ambitions to elected office. Small mercies.
and I’ve been to that restaurant. It’s distinctly underwhelming.
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I like the judiciary better when it can clearly articulate its analytic processes but perhaps I’m just being elitist and we should have stupid incoherent self-promoters instead.
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she looks hot with her head shaved
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Maybe this is behind the furniture there being stupid, Ikea can beat this lady in one shot!
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Everytime I see one of your posts I see this word. , the beautiful typography is a bonus.
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You forgot to not capitalise and to have no spaces around your punctuation. Staying character must be a trial.
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