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It's almost here. The day we get to celebrate how Australia won the Battle of Gallipoli. Or the states got together and created our federal nation. Or Captain Cook built a cottage somewhere. Or something.
Anyway I just finished reading Jill Stark's High Sobriety and in it she points out the following:
On sunday I'm heading off to a Sunday Assembly picnic, and then either getting on the piss or staying stone-cold sober. Haven't decided yet.
What are your plans for this momentous occasion, bigfooty?
Anyway I just finished reading Jill Stark's High Sobriety and in it she points out the following:
Now that to me is amusing. Australia Day is our number one day for drunken assaults and injuries. Statistically.Australia Day - when people come together to celebrate nationhood, mateship, and the fruit of this bountiful land - is the number one holiday for heavy drinking, assaults, and car accidents among young people. On this day, more under-25s drink too much, ending up in hospital in higher numbers than on any other public holiday. There are more than double the number of ambulance callouts... Injuiries for assaults also double on Australia Day.
On sunday I'm heading off to a Sunday Assembly picnic, and then either getting on the piss or staying stone-cold sober. Haven't decided yet.
What are your plans for this momentous occasion, bigfooty?





