Dame Edna and Sir Les can do what they like. What ever they like.I like the bit how he detects Camberwell (VIC) being destroyed daily by planners from his residence in London
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Dame Edna and Sir Les can do what they like. What ever they like.I like the bit how he detects Camberwell (VIC) being destroyed daily by planners from his residence in London
For some of the mistakes you can forgive Pauline because she is a genuine person, on air she is always finding it difficult, and her advisors aren't always on the ball, but she is genuine, she just needs better people around her. She has got better on TV lately, but she is always nervous.A few guys from work raided a corporate box she was in for an AFL game, surprisingly she was awesome about it and took photos and everything too.
Matt makes me want to vomit each time I see him. Fat turd. He names each of his cravats. He's not even a chef. He's a 'food critic'.
Got off a flight to South Africa and was collecting my luggage. Asked him if I could take a picture as my wife is a massive MasterChef fan. Could have politely said after a long flight it wasn't the best time. But instead told me to piss off.
For some of the mistakes you can forgive Pauline because she is a genuine person, on air she is always finding it difficult, and her advisors aren't always on the ball, but she is genuine, she just needs better people around her. She has got better on TV lately, but she is always nervous.
Hitler was probably genuine if you met him at a soccer game.
All she is about is trying to make things better for Australians
the aforementioned lady was well known for wearing sunglasses when out and about shopping as they do a better job than makeup
Geoffrey Rush must be one of the all time great actors and if I've seen him once, I've seen him a thousand times. Never spoke to him but my kids were pirates fans and he had a nice chat apparently (I wasnt there) But isn't that how it is here? They get to lead pretty much normal lives. I'm surprised any of them arc up much, it must be paradise compared to UK or USA
Did you tell him you are a big deal on BigFooty?Australia Day 2014 I think it was and I was at the tennis final, and I was wearing the most terrible/wonderful blue hat with “Australia” emblazoned on the front above a map of Australia.
The match has ended and Geoffrey Rush walks past us up the steps to leave.
“You’re Geoffrey Rush!” I say in drunk happiness. I quickly take off my hat and say, “would you like my hat?”
He looks at me, looks at the hat, and says, quite politely, “ah, no thanks mate, you keep it.”
True story.
Did you tell him you are a big deal on BigFooty?
that is a rehashed storyI saw an 'internet sensation' I'd rather not name at this point in time (he features prominently on e-celebrity website The Limbo Club) at a Club X adult entertainment shop yesterday. I was there with the new missus buying toys when I recognised him instantly. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything.
He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?”
I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen vibrating Pfun plugs in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the buzzing anal inserts and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
What a c*ntbiscuit.
that is a rehashed story
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still a funny story thoughCheck out the sharp eye on Stinger! Yeah, in interwebz language it's a 'copypasta'. Copy the text, paste the text, swap out the celebrity, shop and stolen product for the one you want to hang s**t on.
Carl Rackemann at a beach bar in Barbados, 1995. McDermott and Fleming were injured before the 1st Test so he got a call up, never really a chance to play though. We won the first Test within 3 days and heard the players would be going to this bar later that night. He had a couple of groupies hanging off him and gave off an aura that he had quite a few tickets on himself. Not really a big deal but compared to all the other players, he came off as a knob.
Hitler was probably genuine if you met him at a soccer game.
Explain her racism in detail. That's if you can. I mean really racism that is a word bandied aropund too much these days, just because some Australians liked their world the way it was, doesn't mean they hate everyone else or feel better than them, so go on explain , or have you a chip upon your shoulder?Bullshit. She's a racist ******* who keeps at it because it's too late to change careers.
Met a lot of sports people when I was writing
Mark renshaw (TDF cyclist) organised for my sons to have a skull cap each that he’d signed after I arranged an interview with him once. Helps that he’s from Bathurst though.
Craig Lowndes signed a heap of stuff for my boys as ‘Conrod the V8’ (a character he played in a kids show called Roary a The Racing Car). He’s an awesome dude.
Most of the drivers are - John Bowe is a gentleman, so is Dick Johnson.
Tom Harley was awesome, I interviewed him as professionally as I could but couldn’t help blurting out that I was a cats tragic and had a jersey in the car. He signed it and just had a general chat about the club for 10 minutes afterwards.
Petero Civoniceva - champion bloke (arguably the best rugby league prop of the last 30 years).
A surprising one: Pauline Hanson. Interviewed her over the phone once and she sounded intelligent, articulate, polite, etc. maybe I just got her on a good day.