Annastacia Palaszczuk....wow, that's a mouthful of a name!
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She did some good things, some bad things and mostly stuff that didn't really make a difference one way or another who was in office.
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She was not Campbell Newman.
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She hosted the Commonwealth Games and won the Olympic bid and didn't pull out of either of them.
the COVID years means I now know who too many politicians are
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I think she was the last survivor.
You can gripe about any particular pollie's particular decision in the handling of COVID but it must have been a life-ruiningly stressful time.
Unless you were Boris Johnson.
You can gripe about any particular pollie's particular decision in the handling of COVID but it must have been a life-ruiningly stressful time.
Unless you were Boris Johnson.
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Probably the first politician to ever be praised for not pulling out
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Within about a year all of McGowan, Andrews and Palaszszszszs have stepped down. Those three were probably the biggest thorn in the side of ScoMo and they will leave office with a better reputation than our former PM, no doubt about that.
All three of them leave with fairly mixed - but mainly positive - legacies. The conservative side of politics and armchair experts will say good riddance, but those who are more balanced will judge them as being great leaders during COVID which will be their defining moment when it comes time to reflect on their leadership.
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Don't bring your hippie leftie pinko "balance" into this.
Have you tried hanging the body of one ant to warn the rest?
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We hate on Victorians for their arrogance with footy, but **** didn't we learn that NSW's campaigners have their head up their own arse from Gladys and then that pencil neck that followed her.
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Would actually attract more
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$$Any minute now$$
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Worm’s rear end develops its own head, wanders off to mate
The butt even grows its own eyes, antennae, and brain.
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I mean sure, why not?
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Worm’s rear end develops its own head, wanders off to mate
The butt even grows its own eyes, antennae, and brain.
I mean sure, why not?
So we now know where Sam MacLure came from
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Bit harsh on the worm.
Expect nothing less from arsetechnica.comWorm’s rear end develops its own head, wanders off to mate
The butt even grows its own eyes, antennae, and brain.
I mean sure, why not?
Sam McClure would be of the tapeworm family you'd think.
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Definitely not one of those worms that make you smarter and healthier
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Apartment 1i, the old me would've made a joke about that.
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Less than six months after this cover, she resigned due to corruption.
She wasn't corrupt, she just had a dud boyfriend.
(Personally can't stand how fellow politicians/sympathetic media infantilise women in politics. She knew what was going on).
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I enjoy watching live performances for the emotion/meaning conveyed by the artist. It's not about being pitch perfect, but delivering in the moment. See below. The Boss at his peak, displaying masculine vulnerability as only he can -
the rawness and emotion gives the music a bit of soul to it. I also enjoy when the artists talke/introduce the band on a live recording a lot for some weird reason
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