Comments on: Exclusive: The PM Is Messing: The Ginger Man

By: The Ginger Man

The Ginger Man — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 05:10:53 +0000

Well Stan,it is obvious enough that you are not a Trinity man.
Not that that means that you are deficient in any respect.
It just means that you have been denied some of my experiences, such as The Field Trip to Jameson Distillery (that’s where I first became interested in Cannabis Kelp & the Occult.)
It is also obvious to me that I have failed. From my perspective it is a serious matter that a Merman can be in his sea cave with one Prime Minister in the bag, and the potential to snaffle another to his lair.
‘Come away, come away’ is his seductive call. Given in a deep baritone.. (I first thought it might be like Roussos, but I was wrong).
What is even more disturbing to my mind is that the Merman might have Onshore Collaboratore.
What’s the Anti-Terrorist clique doing about that?
Thank you for mentioning the McMahons, who had as Gough said at the time, exotic tastes.
Tiberius with a Telephone was indeed a good description. He used to ring the ABC almost every night to get the wood on his opponents (all Liberals).
One night he rang and the man who took the call mentioned the social mores of our time.
McMahon: What’s a more?
ABC man: When the mon hits your eye like a bigga pice of pie
THAT’S A MORE.
There was no danger of the McMahons being lured away by Merman’s ‘Come away, come away.’
Despite his many frightening aspects, Merman has Taste.

By: KJ

KJ — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 04:11:04 +0000

So Stan: What would you do if The Ginger Man filed? Well, let me tell you, I’ve been in this business a very long time and if copy comes across my table with a Trinity College insignia and a by-line, The Ginger Man, I publish and quickly. Does the name: JP Donleavy mean anything to you?
You’re right though Stan to bring up Sonia McMahon’s ‘amazing’ dress. You ask: What did the young Kerrie Jean think of that? Many things Stan. First of all, I was 14 when I saw a pic in the (now defunct) Daily Mirror of Sonia coming down the stairs at the White House in that long, white dress with outrageous never before seen side splits right up to her belly button. And when I say: Never seen before, I mean never seen before: not at the Leeton Rice Bowl Festival Ball, not in Ellnor Grassby’s dress shop in Griffith, not in Washington. It was also the first time I overheard my parents, Gwennie and Hec, talking about adult concepts. Gwennie told Hec she thought only a women with a figure like Sonia could get away with a split level, open plan dress. Hec didn’t agree: Billy McMahon is a ponce and, as for his wife….if anyone else paraded around in a get up like that, they’d be called a tart.
What’s not well known Stan is that when host President Nixon saw Sonia arrive at the White House semi-naked he turned to Pat and whispered: Always thought old Billy was punchin’ above his weight.

By: stan

stan — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 03:13:40 +0000

please, please kerrie jean enough of harold holt. does it really matter or does anyone really care that he was taken by aliens, the chinese or renegade members of the nsw liberal party. the point is he’s gone. now, he may be remembered in leeton, but nowhere else. so let’s move on. what about billy mcmahon’s trip to washington and Sonia’s amazing dress. what did the young kerrie jean think of that? did you run down to the leeton newsagent to get your copy of the special edition of women’s weekly. that is a turning point in australian history, not an aquatic adventure off the victorian coast!