Famous last words?

[Glen48]

Memo: Any one in power.

 

[dalek]

p.s. dalek, stop posting and get back to work! you've got exterminating to do.

Sorry, you are right Disarray,, must destroy Baby Boomers, must destroy baby boomers !!

 

[pacestick]

This wall paper is terrible one of must go Oscar Wilde on his death bed

 

[outback]

I'll just stick my head inside quickly and have a look.

 

[Julia]

"The 30% private health cover rebate will remain in place. We will not be changing it."

- Kevin Rudd

 

[jonnycage]

creating oz minerals will be a great idea! : )


jc

 

[Trembling Hand]

"The 30% private health cover rebate will remain in place. We will not be changing it."

- Kevin Rudd

Unfortunately Julia this will not be his last words

 

[metric]

"no one knows of my fetish for ear wax..."

guess who.






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[metric]

Memo: Any one in power.

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thats pure gold. what a man.

 

[Largesse]

" I have 120 contracts riding on a fall lol!"

Ivant

 

[outback]

Yes, I'm sure the handbrake is on.

 

[Jack Payback]

"The GST is dead and buried, it's gone" - John Howard 1996 federal election.

 

[Garpal Gumnut]

4 + 2 - 6 = 2

Wayne Swan

 

[MrBurns]

Memo: Any one in power.

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Gold

 

[Judd]

Memo: Any one in power.

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It seems that Abe did not say or write these.

http://www.cincinnatiskeptics.org/blurbs/lincoln-cannots.html

They were written in 1916 by the Rev. William J. H. Boetcker, a Presbyterian clergyman and pamphlet writer. In 1942, a group called the Committee for Constitutional Government gave out a great many leaflets entitled "Lincoln on Limitations" that contained on one side a real Lincoln quote and on the other side the 10 Boetcker statements. Boetcker was credited with his statements on the leaflet, but their proximity in print to one real quote by Lincoln, plus the title of the leaflet, led people to think that Lincoln had said the ten listed statements. They were repeated in many printed sources, and are still regarded by many as authentic Lincoln quotes. Carl Sandburg, Lincoln's most famous biographer, dismissed them as spurious.

Hence the line, "Don't believe everything you read."

 

[nulla nulla]

Bob Hope lay dying, his family asked him "Where would you like to be buried?" his response "Surprise me".

 

[Uncle Festivus]

Bernanke & Paulson had it all "contained" - until they didn't!

http://austrianfilter.blogspot.com/2009/04/zero-credibility.html

 

[darkside]

When we deregulate electricity, your power bill will come down.


Thanks Anna , you lying 81tch

 

[darkside]

I suppose a follow up to that " i'm from the government and i'm here to help"

 

[springhill]

Red wire or black wire? Tick tick tick...... im gonna cut the red........