Years ago in one of those bad times, and lonely I hit the turps with amazing results. The blues left me and reality disappeared for a short time. It was one of those truly memorable moments that you get on Minties. Or the Aeroplane jelly smiles and songs. Then it was like Vegemite rosey cheeks with a headache to boot. Well getting back to the story, What was the story? O yes, I was drunk and on the radio they had Love Song Dedication hour. So I thought why not, Ring in with my request I thinks and then I does.... .Then the announcer answers the phone and asks which song I would like to hear, I thinks on me feet and being just after Christmas, I tells him that my mate has left me and I want's him back and he wont come back. I tells the guy I am dressed in a red suit and all the regalia. He thinks I'm gay, and I thinks I might have been a bit gay cause I'm a bit happy....I asks for me song, and he says which song do I want, so I tells him. Rudolf the red nose reindeer, and the bloke says you are drunk!!! and I says a bit smiling to me self. Well strike me down, rip me shirt up the bloke hangs up, and he don't play me Love Song Dedication song. So I falls back into loneliness again and calls lifeline and they listen to me. Good people those Life line people. By this time I'm really wracked out and they asks where I live. So I tells them. Next there is a knock on the phriggen door so I says to this joker that I have to answer the door and he says OK he'll wait. I opens the door and in bolls these bloody big coppers and they slams me to the floor and hangs up the phone and carts me away to the funny farm...
I decides then never again to ring a radio station again cause of what they did to me..
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
bullys
Talk about bully's I served my time under a bully at primary school at Bulli public school. It wasn't a pupil it was the teacher in fifth class and his name was gardener, I spelt his name with a small g cause he doesn't deserve a capital. He was cruel not only to me but to others as well. He belted me every day every day with out fail, I have dyslexia and was a target by this so called man. He threw threepence on the floor and he would beat every one who went to get them, remember I was poor in money terms I may have told this story before but was reminded of this by the TV tonight. There is nothing new except that the violence is greater. When you have footballers carrying on like idiots in there drunken stupors,what do you expect. They are great mentors for our young ones.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
tomtom
Cannot contact TOMTOM Fatal error was the reply Fatal customer relations, never again will I need them, never again.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Pens
Where do all the pens go? I think my house eats them and eats the right scocks cause they all disappear.. Do other people have the same problem do they grow legs and walk away. Pens! When I was Driving trucks pens seamed to get into the cab every where. They materilised from nowhere Even found them in the engine compartment. But now when I am not driving they dissapear to only knows where. Pens! and socks, I think they are modern day stowaways. But socks where do they go? Never found them in the cab of the truck where do they go? this must be one of those scientific misteries, does any one out there in computer land know? Socks!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Domestic cats.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Justice system gone balistic
POLICE ASSOCIATION OF NEW SOUTH WALES
PO Box A1097, Sydney South, NSW 1232
PHONE: (02) 9265 6777 FAX: (02) 9265 6789 EAGLENET 57071
Circular 13
9 April 2010
Cop killer to be set free in Australia thanks to loophole
Revelations the killer of NSW Senior Constable Glenn McEnally will be released back into
Australian society, rather than be deported back to his native Tonga due to a legal
loophole, has outraged police.
The Police Association of NSW (PANSW) said the decision by the Federal Court to
uphold Motekiai Taufehamas appeal and allow him to remain in Australia once his prison
sentence ends is offensive and highlights the need for the system to be overhauled.
If NSW Police had first been notified of Taufehamas appeal against the cancellation of
his visa, the Federal Courts decision may have been very different, PANSW vice
president Scott Weber said.
What concerns us most is that through some loophole, the NSW Police were never
notified of Taufehamas appeal. If they had been, the courts would have known the danger
he presents to society.
We are asking the Minister for Immigration, Senator Evans, to continue to show strong
leadership on this issue and exhaust all legal avenues to overturn this decision, and to
ensure it can never happen again.
Scott Weber said it was outrageous that the court has judged a notorious cop killer to
have passed a character test that would allow his visa to be extended so he could stay in
Australia.
This man is a danger to society and the decision to release him back into the Australian
community is one that should never have been made.
People who come to Australia and commit serious crimes such as murder or
manslaughter should forfeit their right to stay in this country.
Taufehama presents a danger to the community. He has been in Australia for 21 years,
12 of them in a prison cell, Scott Weber said.
Taufehama has a lengthy record of violent crime, including his conviction for
manslaughter over the death of Senior Constable Glenn McEnallay.
PO Box A1097, Sydney South, NSW 1232
PHONE: (02) 9265 6777 FAX: (02) 9265 6789 EAGLENET 57071
Circular 13
9 April 2010
Cop killer to be set free in Australia thanks to loophole
Revelations the killer of NSW Senior Constable Glenn McEnally will be released back into
Australian society, rather than be deported back to his native Tonga due to a legal
loophole, has outraged police.
The Police Association of NSW (PANSW) said the decision by the Federal Court to
uphold Motekiai Taufehamas appeal and allow him to remain in Australia once his prison
sentence ends is offensive and highlights the need for the system to be overhauled.
If NSW Police had first been notified of Taufehamas appeal against the cancellation of
his visa, the Federal Courts decision may have been very different, PANSW vice
president Scott Weber said.
What concerns us most is that through some loophole, the NSW Police were never
notified of Taufehamas appeal. If they had been, the courts would have known the danger
he presents to society.
We are asking the Minister for Immigration, Senator Evans, to continue to show strong
leadership on this issue and exhaust all legal avenues to overturn this decision, and to
ensure it can never happen again.
Scott Weber said it was outrageous that the court has judged a notorious cop killer to
have passed a character test that would allow his visa to be extended so he could stay in
Australia.
This man is a danger to society and the decision to release him back into the Australian
community is one that should never have been made.
People who come to Australia and commit serious crimes such as murder or
manslaughter should forfeit their right to stay in this country.
Taufehama presents a danger to the community. He has been in Australia for 21 years,
12 of them in a prison cell, Scott Weber said.
Taufehama has a lengthy record of violent crime, including his conviction for
manslaughter over the death of Senior Constable Glenn McEnallay.
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