Tim Blair

Good luck on election day, Tim.

Or as that great thespian Raymond Burr once said, "I'm saying a prayer, John... I'm saying a prayer for the whole world..."

I think we should all do as Mr Corr says...

All you Australians look alike! Heh.

For the record, Corr posed for that photo to secure a $50 donation to the Red Cross Bam earthquake appeal. Or was it $20?

If Howard gets up tomorrow I for one will be going to work Monday with a pretty bad hangover but will still be happy. Watching Margo and co go into serious meltdown will merely be the fringe benefits of another Howard term - tax free as well!

Funny how we have had three weekends of consecutive grandfinals - AFL, Rubgy League and now this one.

Well, I tip my hat to Ken Hall. That cannot have been an easy decision for him to make, but when they take you for granted and then sell you out, especially to such a group of utter cretins as Bob the Brown hatter and the Green/Socialist Alliance drooling mouthbreathers...

He has done the right thing by him and his. You cannot ask better of a man than that.

MarkL
Canberra

The CMFEU have been alieniated from the Labor party for years.I used to sit on board meetings(in a club) as an assistant manager,where they used to plan the destruction of building sites.They knew how to waste concrete lays, by waiting till it was almost done and then stop.
The company would then have to rip the whole thing up and start again.
When I first started(as a Manager)the union delegate gave me a list of all the employees that I could sack,without any problem at all(from the union).
I drew up a list of those that I could trust and those that I could not.It fell into the wrong hands and I was destroyed.
There were some good people that I took down with me.Im sorry to all those workers.I really am.I wished it could have worked out better.

Ok CFMEU,Sorry about the spelling.The Construction, forrestry, mineral and energy union.My son is misbehaving,but I love him anyhow.

I did not sack any of those workers,ironically,I helped some of them.
Shess.

I knew that Photo would come in handy some day. You sure had his number Tim ;)

I think the smile is a little forced though.

"Funny how we have had three weekends of consecutive grandfinals - AFL, Rubgy League and now this one."

And Bathurst!

Dunno about AFL and Rugby, but a bet on Ford and Howard will see you right.

I haven't paid taxes in 4 years, so it's important that the Government not know where I live. However, were I to vote, I'd vote Howard in exchange for a garantee not to be put in jail.

This is one weird election. I've had regular ALP voters tell me their voting LNP or Green. I've had LNP voters tell me they are switching ALP or Green.

I visited some mates in the Western Suburbs of Sydney a few weeks back, they voted Howard previous now they are switching Green with prefs to ALP.

This is going to be a close election, I still stand by Latham by 8 seats. I hope it's more, but I'd be happy with a couple.

If Latham gets up, their will be some LNP voters who are in for a friendly ribbing from yours truly. If Howard gets up I'll take the ribbing, bet one thing the consumption of alcohol from me and my associates will do wonders for the economy.

Those Vodka Mudshakes are dangerous, taste like aggressive chocolate milkshakes. Health warning to all.

GO LATHAM, KICK LITTLE JOHNNY'S BOOTY ALL OVER BENELONG!!

if unions had coverage in the Tjhird Reich they would have complained about job-losses when Auschwitz was closed.

if unions had coverage in the Third Reich they would have complained about job-losses when Auschwitz was closed.

Not really, since Hitler abolished them all soon after coming to power.

And they would most likely be AGAINST slave (ie non-union) labour - it would mean less work for their members.

tug, you really are a dipshit.