> Phred wrote:

>> It's pleasing to note that, as a result of its successful campaign,
>> Radio Labor has largely dropped its political commentary of the past
>> year or two and has gone back to more secular and interesting topics.
>>
>> This evening, for example, Steve Austin invited his fans to phone in
>> and comment on the "undersizing" trend in products sold in Oz -- that
>> is the trend to reducing product quantity while maintaining prices.
>> (Such as the reduction of the traditional beer stubbie from 375 ml to
>> the now common 330 ml in those suave little dildo bottles.)
>>
>> However, it seems his same silly socialist fans are still keen to
>> flaunt their quaint little attitudes in public. Such as the young
>> lady who phoned in to say that, as a University student who had to
>> watch her budget carefully, she had noticed -- because she was more
>> thirsty than usual -- that her preferred water supply had reduced in
>> volume by 20 ml as a consequence of a redesigned bottle shape.
>>
>> Jesus wept! The girl is watching her pennies and she's *buying* water
>> to drink at 50c or more per litre rather than drinking from the town
>> supply for free! (Okay, okay, not quite *free* if she has to pay the
>> water meter charges herself -- let's round it off to 0.1c/L.)
>>
>> One can only hope Mr Rudd doesn't have too many like this in his
>> cabinet. Otherwise God better help us!

>
> They are all like that. Phuckwits to the last.