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jk1237 · #1591 Post by **jk1237** » Mon Mar 25, 2013 7:36 pm

wow, moved to the city 4 days ago and I still feel like Im on holiday somewhere. I love it. Waiting for my adsl however although i just miss the free internode wifi the Arab Steed pub around the corner has free wifi and you get to have a Coopers outside on a beautiful night, ahhh

stumpjumper · #1592 Post by **stumpjumper** » Mon Mar 25, 2013 7:46 pm

Excuse me, gents - a bit of news:

The end for Gillard? I'd like to see her negotiate herself out of this brewing mess:

Anthony Albanese has allegedly been photographed leaving a brothel in Sydney whose owner has an application before council for redevelopment. Brothels are illegal in Sydney. The following two messages have been received by a journalist:

"[NAME REDACTED - a widely respected Federal Labor Parliamentary figure] interviewed Anthony Albanese on Wednesday, 20 March and put a number of matters associated with the Thai massage establishment to Mr Albanese. Mr Albanese confirmed that he was present at the Thai massage business on Friday, 15 March. He said that he was there for the purpose of receiving a therapeutic massage and not for the purpose of receiving sexual services. Mr Albanese said he did not receive any sexual services.

Other enquiries were made of Mr Albanese about the nature of his relationship if any with the owners of the business and any knowledge he may have about any Development Application submitted to the Marrickville Council by the business. Mr Albanese said that he acted properly at all times and had done nothing wrong."

and then,

“A senior Federal Labor Parliamentary figure interviewed Albanese about the Thai establishment. Mr Albanese immediately relinquished his Deputy PM aspirations”.

Wow. This could be the end for Albo, his wife, an ex-deputy mayor of Marrickville council and deputy premier of NSW Carmel Tebbitt, and perhaps for Julia, who must be aware of all this, if it's true, of course.

It certainly puts Rudd's dud coup in a different light. And what about Julia's views on misogyny - 'I'll call it when I see it'.

dsriggs · #1593 Post by **dsriggs** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 12:54 am

This just in:

Sensational-Adelaide poster stumpjumper has been spotted by [NAME REDACTED - a person on a nearby street] going into the [ESTABLISHMENT NAME REDACTED - a place] for reasons unknown! What does this mean for Kevin Rudd's leadership aspirations?!?

Vee · #1594 Post by **Vee** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 10:00 am

New iPhone, iPad etc app.- 365 days of wine and food in SA.

SAWIA launches Adelaide – The Wine Capital of Australia & the new 365daysofwineandfood iPhone app https://t.co/PjWKsUP3xm
via @Vintuitive

SRW · #1595 Post by **SRW** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 10:18 am

You trash the credibility of this site and community when you post shit like that, stumpjumper. Take it elsewhere.

Waewick · #1596 Post by **Waewick** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 1:14 pm

well I had a burger from Burger Theory - a bit meh really can;t understand the difference between that and Hungry Jacks (in terms of flavour)

Nathan · #1597 Post by **Nathan** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 2:18 pm

Waewick wrote:well I had a burger from Burger Theory - a bit meh really can;t understand the difference between that and Hungry Jacks (in terms of flavour)

I'm going to have to completely disagree with you there.

Waewick · #1598 Post by **Waewick** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 2:31 pm

Nathan wrote:
Waewick wrote:well I had a burger from Burger Theory - a bit meh really can;t understand the difference between that and Hungry Jacks (in terms of flavour)
I'm going to have to completely disagree with you there.

and that is fair enough.

to be fair to BT, the burger hasn't repeated on me and I haven't been left feeling like I ate a burger...so it is a win there.

Shahkar · #1599 Post by **Shahkar** » Tue Mar 26, 2013 7:51 pm

Some positive news

REAL estate group CBRE will host its Asian awards program in Adelaide this year. It's the first time the event has been held outside of Asia. It rewards CBRE's leading property professionals across Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, China, India, Thailand, Philippines, Korea, Malaysia and Vietnam.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/adelaide- ... 6605408873

And, apparently Chinese 'superbank' eyes Adelaide base? Unfortunately, most times, this is as far as it goes for us

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/business/ ... 6605640334

stumpjumper · #1600 Post by **stumpjumper** » Wed Mar 27, 2013 11:03 pm

OK, maybe this construction forum isn't the place to post that sort of thing. I thought the lads here might appreciate a bit of hot news. It happens to be true, by the way. What's more, the Libs have one of their own in a similar predicament, so are reluctant to pursue it.

As a matter of interest, when have I been wrong about any example of political skullduggery I've mentioned here?

claybro · #1601 Post by **claybro** » Wed Mar 27, 2013 11:35 pm

SRW wrote:You trash the credibility of this site and community when you post shit like that, stumpjumper. Take it elsewhere.

That being said, this is the beer garden and "anything goes here". The goings on in politics of late becomes grubbier by the day. We should be alarmed by who is actually pulling the strings of this government, the deals they have done, and the poisition this has left them in. An absolute wipeout of Labour at the next election will not be healthy and I would suggest many will not like the punishment that will follow. The austerity will hurt! I would suggest if you find such things offensive, ignore the post, I preferr to read as much as I can from as many different sources and make a balanced judgement by polling day.

#1602 Post by **Will** » Thu Mar 28, 2013 12:01 am

stumpjumper wrote:OK, maybe this construction forum isn't the place to post that sort of thing. I thought the lads here might appreciate a bit of hot news. It happens to be true, by the way. What's more, the Libs have one of their own in a similar predicament, so are reluctant to pursue it.

As a matter of interest, when have I been wrong about any example of political skullduggery I've mentioned here?

Why don't you name the Liberal politician?

Matt · #1603 Post by **Matt** » Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:04 am

Beat me to it Will.

dsriggs · #1604 Post by **dsriggs** » Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:24 am

stumpjumper wrote:As a matter of interest, when have I been wrong about any example of political skullduggery I've mentioned here?

All your posts are "I heard that [[union rep]] and [[Labor minister]] had lunch! They must be in cahoots to take the leadership!" Unless we have access to SDA members' day planners like you seem to, we can't dispute any of the crap you post here, not because it's incorrect but because there's no evidence of any of it on either side.

Hooligan · #1605 Post by **Hooligan** » Thu Mar 28, 2013 4:32 pm

stumpjumper wrote:Excuse me, gents - a bit of news:

The end for Gillard? I'd like to see her negotiate herself out of this brewing mess:

Anthony Albanese has allegedly been photographed leaving a brothel in Sydney whose owner has an application before council for redevelopment. Brothels are illegal in Sydney. The following two messages have been received by a journalist:

"[NAME REDACTED - a widely respected Federal Labor Parliamentary figure] interviewed Anthony Albanese on Wednesday, 20 March and put a number of matters associated with the Thai massage establishment to Mr Albanese. Mr Albanese confirmed that he was present at the Thai massage business on Friday, 15 March. He said that he was there for the purpose of receiving a therapeutic massage and not for the purpose of receiving sexual services. Mr Albanese said he did not receive any sexual services.

Other enquiries were made of Mr Albanese about the nature of his relationship if any with the owners of the business and any knowledge he may have about any Development Application submitted to the Marrickville Council by the business. Mr Albanese said that he acted properly at all times and had done nothing wrong."

and then,

“A senior Federal Labor Parliamentary figure interviewed Albanese about the Thai establishment. Mr Albanese immediately relinquished his Deputy PM aspirations”.

Wow. This could be the end for Albo, his wife, an ex-deputy mayor of Marrickville council and deputy premier of NSW Carmel Tebbitt, and perhaps for Julia, who must be aware of all this, if it's true, of course.

It certainly puts Rudd's dud coup in a different light. And what about Julia's views on misogyny - 'I'll call it when I see it'.

Nothing wrong with a bit of rub n tug.

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