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Superthread LXIII - Honouring the attractive women that exist in reality

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Timmah

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Cumberland Highway?

More like f**king Cumbersome Highway. I'd be better off taking the M7 and paying through the fkn nose :x
 

Apey

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Drew-Sta

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Morning all.

My work deserves a yam in the proverbial right now.

Move to Melbourne and work for me..

You have no idea how tempting that is. This responsibility jazz is killing me...

Dude in "Million dollar minute's" name is Socrates. That's a lot of pressure.

I met a guy called Aaron the other day. He didn't quite follow when I asked how his golden calf was...

I knew racism had a lot to do with the banning of cocaine, but not marijuana.

I believe all ElephantJuice should be legalised. It is emphatically not the place of the state to decide what people should and shouldn't be putting in their own bodies.

So you're saying we should let meth users keep going?

Great band.

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Papa O'Reilly is better.

You take that back now! :p

A loyal patron? :p

Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. What we did *was* wrong. But we think you're crazy to make an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us... In the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...

...and an athlete...


...and a basket case...


...a princess...


...and a criminal...


Does that answer your question?... Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.

Great, great movie. They don't make them like that anymore...

Not signing my son up as a sharks member is also good parenting

I heard that if you call up for membership and click '3' for childrens membership it patches you straight through to DOCS...

So, apparently some drug mule was let out of prison today?

Struggling to find any information about this anywhere. It's like the tv and newspapers just don't care.

It's a disgrace, isn't it.

it's a sad state of affairs that on a day when it is announced that all commercial car manufacturing in australia will cease that when you look at the news websites, instead of seeing stories such as this which have such a far reaching impact on tens of thousands of australians and their familes, we have the following stories taking precedence over the toyota story:

- mercedes corby splits with husband
- chrissie swan has fat vs thin debate with biggest loser winner
- inside schapelle's bali hideaway
- will schappelle profit from her crime?
- brynne edelstein is out of money (funny that, given it was her husband who had all the $$$)


FFS.. i'm sick of all the media attention this frumpy criminal is getting...

Get used to it. Its only going to get worse as the media continues to publish more rubbish.

Chisel have some genuinely excellent songs...and some generally rubbish ones, granted.

Flame Tree's being a great example...

The f**king media
Back to work tomorrow
Gonna miss the little one

It sucks to go back. But the joy when she smiles as you get home is one of the best feelings ever!

abc has crap footy coverage though...

Maybe. I'd rather crap footy coverage and decent journalism than the other way around.

yep, it's a strange feeling..

but, when you're having a shit day at work, you realise why you're actually spending hours slaving away..

and the best part - no matter how crap your day may have been, when you get home all you need is one gummy smile and you have forgotten the day..

The man speaks the truth.

agreed...

how anyone can be allowed to profit from a crime is ridiculous.

she's a convicted drug trafficker. we should not be celebrating her like she's a celebrity

But she's innocent muzby! And it's a human rights issue that she broke a foreign law, and spent 9 years in a foreign jail with terrible circumstances! We should be fighting for her freedom! :crazy:

All the while we let Julian Assange rot because the US has a gun to our head if we were to disobey...
 

Drew-Sta

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The Jezabels are showing at the Opera House on the 28th of April for $60.

... new underwear needed...
 

Apey

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So you're saying we should let meth users keep going?

I get the concern but it's not like there is no effort to support those whose lives have been ruined by legal ElephantJuice. Plenty of support for harmful ElephantJuice which people are free to use.
 

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My cousin in Kilmore and her two kids owe you guys the world.

the people are all very greatful which is what keeps you going, that and the awesome food they all give.

The worst thing is all the damn rubbernecks getting in the way just so they can take a few photo's to send to the herald sun so they can have their 5 mins of fame.
 

Drew-Sta

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I get the concern but it's not like there is no effort to support those whose lives have been ruined by legal ElephantJuice. Plenty of support for harmful ElephantJuice which people are free to use.

You misunderstand the logic. Most of the laws that restrict usage of something are implemented with the intent to prevent the consequences of the person using them. For instance, alcohol limits are implemented to prevent people people getting blind drunk then killing others on the road.

I have no major issue with someone using meth (outside of the fact it will ruin their life and for that I am deeply troubled but it is another subject) but I have a problem with the effects of a meth user in society. Addicts tend to make highly irrational decisions when they are under the influence or suffering from withdrawals and it is in that circumstance that what they imbibe into themselves impacts on me.

And this is the problem with JM's political ideology. It is all well and good to sit there and claim the government has no right or role to tell someone what they can and cannot put in their body; in the ideological framework he has promoted most people nod and agree on the basis of individual rights. After all, why should they tell me what I can and can't do?

But such an ideology falls down in the real world when a meth user decides to mug someone on the street for cash to then buy their drug.

The wholistic view of the issue shows up the enormous blindspot in the ideology. And that is why we legislate for certain things. Because if we didn't, then the police would have no grounds to pull over a drunk driver because 'the state has no claim to tell someone what they can put in their body or how much'.

Where the issue gets murky (and where proper discussion should take place rather than black and white dictums) is what should be legislated. Put it this way: I'd rather deal with someone who has smoked weed than someone who has consumed 12 beers when I meet them on the street. Yet we're faced with a situation where the former is illegal but the latter is not.
 

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Seriously thinking of doing something unaustralian and dragon punching a royal australian navy lieutenant. Pissed off about a second hand car he sold me. ](*,):x
 
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