I won’t survive

Despite the assertion of this piece of clothing, Pete F. believes that its presence in a Good Sammy shows it to be a lie. They dead. Why didn’t they get buried in it?

About AHC McDonald

Comedian, artist, photographer and critic. From 2007 to 2017 ran the culture and satire site The Worst of Perth
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22 Responses to I won’t survive

  1. Shreiking Wombat Ninja says:

    Becoming increasingly disturbed about Pete F’s efforts in hanging around public toilets and rummaging through used clothes bins. Should he be put on a watch-list?

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  2. PeteF says:

    I’m assuming a mining type cull but who knows out there; mime artists, doggers, publicly funded street artists, city smartarses who don’t know how to have a good time at a b&s, sharks in the lake?

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  4. orbea says:

    The Cull of Argyle is what happens after consuming the Mull of Kintyre

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    • Wouldn’t you use one of those fake willies (that has been featured here somewhere) to avoid Kintyre detection?

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    • skink says:

      I believe ‘Cull of Argyle’ was the original title of that song and was inspired by the time Linda went through Paul’s wardrobe and threw out all his tight-fitting Scottish sweaters and gave them to the Salvos.
      His record company was unwilling to release a song about second-hand knitwear so the lyric was rewritten.

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      • orbea says:

        The B-side of ‘Cull of Argyle’ was originally titled “Give IronOre back to the Hancocks” but was changed due to legal advice

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  5. Slanderer says:

    Numbers for verge collection… registered lawn ?

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