Allan Parkington wrote: It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. Dunno why.. Rudd has already said he is going to slash thousands of jobs from the PS.. Most people here trust that it'll be necessary cutting. We have all seen the SES, for instance, become bloated. It's all top-heavy. We aren't stupid. It won't be anything ...

...: netvegetable wrote: How the hell did the abc manage to dig up the Countdown audience for their election coverage? It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. Going by the vox pops it was only about 50%% Canberra people there. There seemed to be a lot from Sydney and even some international tourists. I thought...

On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 12:41:35 +0000, Allan Parkington wrote: It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. -- Dunno why.. Rudd has already said he is going to slash thousands of jobs from the PS.. He will have to slash Liberal Party hacks out of the system. There's been heaps since Max Moore-Wilton. -- A: ...

It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. -- Dunno why.. Rudd has already said he is going to slash thousands of jobs from the PS..

...: netvegetable wrote: How the hell did the abc manage to dig up the Countdown audience for their election coverage? It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. I thought the Chaser was running amok early in the evening? O'Brien was blaming them, but the cheering co-incided with every screening of liberals ...

ant wrote: netvegetable wrote: How the hell did the abc manage to dig up the Countdown audience for their election coverage? It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. I thought the Chaser was running amok early in the evening? -- ,-._|\ FredZ / Oz \ R1100S \_,--._/ v

... were using it to cover up their lack of useful comment. Actually I think he meant the way the commercials presented the results (the shredder) causing the hoi polloi to make a racket. It did become annoying, I must say. And being Canberrans, they cheered every Liberal loss. -- ant Don't try to reply to my email addy: I'm borrowing that of the latest scammer/spammer

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