Clawtopsy posted:

I don't understand this connection. Many, many cultures found homosexuality problematic until recently. Unless your statement is that Pax Americana has led to global homophobia, as America was a Christian state.

Solemn Sloth posted:

Imagine a 28 year old Liberal senator who is pro-vaping and anti-public investment into the arts

he looks exactly like you imagined he'd look

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

DancingShade posted:

If I was a casting agent and he was on my books this is the kind of person I'd be trying to sell to the next The Hills Have Eyes Remake director with the line "Just wait until you see this face".

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

He looks like a Habsburg

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In this way Ed presents an unusual mix of neoconservatism, environmental concern, and a mighty faith in the British monarchy. "My home room teacher once sent me out of the class because I said Australia should never become a republic. I think the queen is the best head of state you could hope for."

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Edward, who lives near Mt Macedon about an hour northwest of Melbourne, said he feels 'very connected' to Britain and that's where he sees himself ending up.

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Australia's richest woman Gina Rinehart has started new litigation against her children's trust fund to prevent it from receiving millions of dollars in royalties from a Rio Tinto joint venture.

Mrs Rinehart, whose wealth was recently estimated at $6 billion, filed the fresh salvo against the trust that manages the inheritance of her four children – John Hancock, Bianca Rinehart, Hope Welker and Ginia Rinehart – late last month in the Federal Court.

The legal action comes as Mrs Rinehart hit the headlines again this week with a bid for Australia's largest cattle station from Kidman & Co for $365 million.

It also comes as Hancock Prospecting ramps up production at the Roy Hill iron ore mine in the Pilbara.

Under the new claim Mrs Rinehart is seeking to stop her children's trust receiving distributions from the royalties Hancock Prospecting receives in two key mining areas through their special cumulative shares in Hancock Prospecting.

Jonah Galtberg posted:

quote:

Edward, who lives near Mt Macedon about an hour northwest of Melbourne, said he feels 'very connected' to Britain and that's where he sees himself ending up.

Pickled Tink posted:

Time for First Dog:



Also: An interview with Matt Groening.

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“It’s [like] the kid who grew up having to change school every two years and was bullied in the playground and was a coward for his whole life, basically,”

QUACKTASTIC posted:

no loving way

http://www.vice.com/en_au/read/edward-bourke-on-the-last-weeks-of-donald-trumps-campaign

Gridlocked posted:

Is it just me or has Darren Hinch's primary policy become "gently caress Pauline Hanson"

Gridlocked posted:

Is it just me or has Darren Hinch's primary policy become "gently caress Pauline Hanson"

DancingShade posted:

Whenever two or more people disagree with me I'm going to call them a vigilante mob from now on.

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

Holy poo poo! My mum probably taught the gobshite in primary school. I'm going to have to see if she recognises him.

Gridlocked posted:

Is it just me or has Darren Hinch's primary policy become "gently caress Pauline Hanson"

Pickled Tink posted:

Time for First Dog:

Pickled Tink posted:

Time for First Dog:



Also: An interview with Matt Groening.

You Am I posted:

Yes, he absolutely hates her and pretty well everything she stands for.

BBJoey posted:

ALP reelected in the ACT, all hail our glorious light rail masters

I would blow Dane Cook posted:

Recoome posted:

this is fake because you can't be a fan of first dog