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faith_of_borg
Yeah, I've given in too ;),
1. Comment with any subject that you would like me to rant on, with possible swearing involved. any subject - I don't even have to agree with it. (swearing is probable)
2. Watch my journal for your rant.
3. Post this in your own journal, so that you may rant for others.
Seems like a good time for a rant - I've managed to catch something yesterday, mainly an upper throat and nose thing, but now of all times? I can't take any time off, since this week only me and bosslady are in the library at all (our two techs both on leave), and on Friday I'll be ruler of all I survey. Temperature and dwindling drink supplies make for a snappier me.
*sets out chocolates for anyone on the FL who's feeling a bit unzapped today*
Swiped fromlizblackdog
A thought from yesterday. For the last couple of days the local paper has been running a clip-and-mail-in thing about the cricket not being available on free to air tv. People sign, clip, send it in, then the paper forwards them to the Prime Minister's office. That's right, these are addressed to our glorious leader. Especially since if there's one thing we all know about Johnny, it's that he loves his cricket. Anyhow, the first was a bit of a ramblefest (much as if I'd written it). The second of these things was much more succinct. "Dear PM, please tell the ABC (our version of the Beeb) to screen the Ashes." So, the PM has the power to tell or at least strongly suggest what the ABC shows? The same evil eeeevvil ABC that was chock full of biased leftie commies who refused to back the Libs to the hilt and say only what the government wanted to them say? *raises eyebrow* I'm surprised this power hasn't already been used if this is the case, considering the amount of complaints that were made last year and the year before by ministers.
faith_of_borgYeah, I've given in too ;),
1. Comment with any subject that you would like me to rant on, with possible swearing involved. any subject - I don't even have to agree with it. (swearing is probable)
2. Watch my journal for your rant.
3. Post this in your own journal, so that you may rant for others.
Seems like a good time for a rant - I've managed to catch something yesterday, mainly an upper throat and nose thing, but now of all times? I can't take any time off, since this week only me and bosslady are in the library at all (our two techs both on leave), and on Friday I'll be ruler of all I survey. Temperature and dwindling drink supplies make for a snappier me.
*sets out chocolates for anyone on the FL who's feeling a bit unzapped today*
Swiped from
lizblackdogA thought from yesterday. For the last couple of days the local paper has been running a clip-and-mail-in thing about the cricket not being available on free to air tv. People sign, clip, send it in, then the paper forwards them to the Prime Minister's office. That's right, these are addressed to our glorious leader. Especially since if there's one thing we all know about Johnny, it's that he loves his cricket. Anyhow, the first was a bit of a ramblefest (much as if I'd written it). The second of these things was much more succinct. "Dear PM, please tell the ABC (our version of the Beeb) to screen the Ashes." So, the PM has the power to tell or at least strongly suggest what the ABC shows? The same evil eeeevvil ABC that was chock full of biased leftie commies who refused to back the Libs to the hilt and say only what the government wanted to them say? *raises eyebrow* I'm surprised this power hasn't already been used if this is the case, considering the amount of complaints that were made last year and the year before by ministers.
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