And don’t forget vibranterar. By Dave P. 
Worst Talk
BSWAM on Submit Vile Vistas Rolly on Dry Humour Johnny V on Dead Parrot Peter Reeves on Palates of Sophistication at T… Big Ramifications on Blanc de Blanc de Brut at Art… Ginger Devirge on Dead Parrot Howard Patterson on Intercourse Island Reign of Error on Dry Humour Orbea on Dry Humour The Lazy Aussie on Dry Humour Reign of Error on Dry Humour Bento on Dry Humour Mez on Dry Humour The Lazy Aussie on South of The Boarder The Lazy Aussie on Dry Humour Online Now
The Asia Beat- Museum of Winds Opens
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- Dog movie “racist”.
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- Sushi Train Wreck
- Snake of the year spat turns nasty
- Aussie icon may cure sick
- Singapore admits, “National Service all about shooting Malaysians.”
- Asian firm sparks “wife beater” brawl.
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And that’s why I use a Spell Checkarer!
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Sparvell’s story says
‘Brainpower was up, with the report finding that more than 40 per cent of WA’s overseas-born population of 591,000 had a Bachelor degree or higher.’
That’s settled then. Australian born are idiots.
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The only way most (or at least 40%) of our overseas-born population are allowed to reside in The Lucky Country is by having a degree or some kind of professional qualification. Then they’re often forced to work all sorts of hours without penalty rates or overtime arrangements, etc., until gaining permanent residency. I can’t be bothered reading all of Monsieur Sparvell’s puff-piece, yet I’m confident that it grapples with all the important relevant issues.
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And we’re all the richarer for it, no doubt.
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http://tinyurl.com/MuchoBiggerer
A contusion of maxtreme comboblifiication experientials.
http://www.publicrelations.com.au/RaySparvell.asp
and as NF#1 says , ” we’re all the richarer for it”.
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“Special Counsel” is funny. It seems to mean freelance press release merchant.
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Churnalist.
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The Self, Ego, Identity, Personality: “Fast paced living drives us to meet ever-increasing demands with our minds continually projected towards the next deadline. Bonsai Master Koji Yamashita, offers a reflective alternative, revealing the secrets of contentment that can be found in the cultivation of exquisite bonsai.”
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Good work Rotto! And this, Chief Storyteller Sparvo ‘writing brands into life’ http://www.contentis.com.au/biggest-hits.html
‘Tell us a story uncle Ray.’ ‘Hush child, once upon a time there was a little pink diamond,…’
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“Recalibrate the narrative”! Huzzah!
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It’s not all cut and paste you know.
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Mindfulness for fun and profit.
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Where is RicharerBL?
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Sparvell’s certainly a Master’s Apprentice to watch out for but Murray’s still the Sultan of Shite. Quality vomit will always rise, as his latest opening paragraph shows.
‘It’s a fair bet that very few West Australians watched the televised coverage of Lee Kuan Yew’s state funeral service last Sunday.’ Yep. The Voortrecker of column inches was the only person in Perth who snuggled up on the sofa with a carton of tinnies and a box of tissues to reminisce on the Thousand and One Bugis Street Nights and vintage Datuk PT Singam rants. Today’s offering was going to be titled ‘Lee Kuan Yew after Lee Kuan Yew’ but the sub editor overruled him. Pity. So what message does Tones take from the Poet in Autumn’s latest offering? Well, hard to say, it works on so many levels, even more if you rotate it. Sparvell has much to learn.
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