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Monthly Archives: August 2009
>Mutant Coffee
>Last night I had the pleasure of meeting The Mutant for coffee and a chat. I’m pleased that he made time for me in his current road trip. Mutant is every bit as articulate and witty as he comes across … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, cute guys, friendship, nudity
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>The Young Victoria
>When I was at school we were taught more about British history than Australian history and much of that was about the Royal houses; the Tudors, Stuarts and the like. I don’t remember that we got as far as Queen … Continue reading
>Good parents/Bad parents
>A couple (father and mother) have been fined for neglecting their children. Leaving aside debate whether the punishment in this instance is sufficient for the offence the case shows yet again the innate suitability of heterosexual parent couples that gay … Continue reading
Posted in equality, family, gay life, justice
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>"Seven miles from Sydney…
>…and a thousand miles from care” was the slogan used to promote the Manly Ferry service in my youth. The half hour long journey from the City ferry terminus at Circular Quay to the seaside suburb of Manly is delightful. … Continue reading
Posted in food, friendship, leisure, memories, sydney, weather
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>Yeah/No
>I wonder how faddish forms of speech develop? Listen to a sporting star or ‘celebrity’ being asked a question. For example, ‘don’t you think such and such about this and that?’ and it’s fascinating how often nowadays the response commences … Continue reading
Posted in australia, modern times, wtf
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>Potato salad
>I’m not sure that a diet of potato salad helps you do what these women were able to do – keep watching the clip – but they sure were flexible. I wonder how mobile they were when they reached 60?
>It was good
>There were no naked men at Sy’s funeral but I’m glad that I went. I left Sydney at 7.30am and the drive was slow in the morning city peak and then quite speedy once outside of Sydney’s limits. Very strong … Continue reading
Posted in friendship, memories, travel, weather
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>Farewelling a friend
>A friend and former workmate of mine, resident in Canberra, has died following a heart attack. The funeral is tomorrow. I’ve rearranged a medical appointment I had for tomorrow so that I can attend. It will be about a seven … Continue reading
Posted in friendship, travel
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>District 9
>A space ship has been hovering over the city of Johannesburg for more than twenty years. It carried millions of extra terrestrial beings who have since been placed in a camp named District 9. Community pressure and the breakdown of … Continue reading
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>All quiet on the Sydney waterfront
>I had to go down to the Sydney Theatre Company box office to exchange ticket dates for a forthcoming production. The box office along with the Company’s offices and two of the theatres it uses are located in a refurbished … Continue reading