Tuesday 24th of December 2024

just an app in god's game .....

the fly in god's ointment .....

Physicists say they may have evidence that the universe is a computer simulation.

How? They made a computer simulation of the universe. And it looks sort of like us.

playing games...

playing games

An open letter to Rob Oakeshott

 

Dear Rob

What I am writing here is between you, me and a defunct lamppost in a secret location. As you know in politics nothing is ever simple. 

 

ordinary people ....

ordinary people ....

from politicoz ….

The week reached peak silliness yesterday when it was declared that a function room should have been immediately evacuated when a comedian made a bad joke. It seems everyone has been caught up in the moveable feast of outrage and victimhood.

knitting him a jumper...

knitting a yarn

Federal Deputy Opposition Leader Julie Bishop has defended decade-old remarks about women made by the Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.

a tiger by the tail ....

a tiger by the tail ....

from politicoz ….

what they knew before ….

Julia Gillard's speech on Tuesday is the subject of much debate, and for good reason. It was an important moment in the life of this parliament.

keeping-on keeping-on ....

keeping-on keeping-on ....

Former Speaker Peter Slipper has already exercised his newfound power as an independent MP by voting with Labor to change standing orders against the wishes of the Coalition.

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott suggested yesterday Mr Slipper should always side with the Coalition and that he would be happy to accept his vote.

our lunatic latter-day metternich ....

our lunatic latter-day metternich .....

On the same day it was reported that hundreds of Australian citizens were traveling to the Middle East to take part in jihadi-style terrorist attacks on Syria, Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr used national television to suggest that the ‘assassination’ of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad might be a way out of the Syrian crisis.

job application

job application

ROME, Oct 10, 2012 (AFP) - The captain of an Italian luxury liner which crashed in January is taking ship owner Costa Crociere to court for firing him and is demanding his job back, Italy's Repubblica newspaper said Wednesday.

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