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Breakfast of champions

Sorry folks but I’m feeling rather poorly today, I’ve had a weekend on the serious pain meds and frankly I am having trouble concentrating on much in the political arena, so it just seems rather hard for me to get too excited about any of the machinations in our favourite soap opera at present.

This morning I liked this OP ed from the Oz because it is consistent with my practical man ethos, I have been informed by this piece that looks at the devisisve issues of indigenous politics and the way that those in the club are so keen to protect their place at the trough
Finally for your contemplation and amusement I offer this column from today’s Age about the evil vegetarians and the way that they torture carrots so that they can feel morally superior…
Cheers Comrades

Breakfast of champions

Tags: aussie culture, Green religion, in the news, Latte Lefties, sarcasam warning, work/ life

By Iain Hall in Anti fun brigade, Australian Politics, Bizzare stuff, Blogging, Domestic life, Journalism, Leftism, Living with Nature, Media Matters, The Green religion, This Sporting Life on October 3, 2011.

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