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"You can send as many as you like I will politely turn them away".
How hard is that???
"You can send as many as you like I will politely turn them away"."We are going to set you up with hookers"
I watched most of it, read some transcripts, scanned some news articles and came to a view that his defense, if you can call it that, was self-serving, evasive, implausible in a number of aspects and an attempt to raise allegations which would require investigation in order to delay the inevitable. It was, again in my view, a disgrace and an insult to Parliament and, as a consequence, the Australian electorate, especially his own constituents.
I am deeply embarrassed that my country and my country's governing Parliament has been displayed in this light.
It was shameful.
I am deeply embarrassed that my country and my country's governing Parliament has been displayed in this light.
It was shameful.
Thomson spoke about someone cloning his phone. According experts, this can only be done by top soies.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...to-phone-cloning/story-fn59niix-1226362893537
I have an app on my iPhone that lets me make calls or send text messages as if I'm doing it from another phone number. So for instance I could ring person A from my phone but when I ring them it will show up as though I am person B. It's pretty fun to use down at the pub after a few beers.
I have an app on my iPhone that lets me make calls or send text messages as if I'm doing it from another phone number. So for instance I could ring person A from my phone but when I ring them it will show up as though I am person B. It's pretty fun to use down at the pub after a few beers.
Thomson spoke about someone cloning his phone. According experts, this can only be done by top soies.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nat...to-phone-cloning/story-fn59niix-1226362893537
I have an app on my iPhone that lets me make calls or send text messages as if I'm doing it from another phone number. So for instance I could ring person A from my phone but when I ring them it will show up as though I am person B. It's pretty fun to use down at the pub after a few beers.
It does not go on their phone records
"You can send as many as you like I will politely turn them away".
How hard is that???
I have an app on my iPhone that lets me make calls or send text messages as if I'm doing it from another phone number. So for instance I could ring person A from my phone but when I ring them it will show up as though I am person B. It's pretty fun to use down at the pub after a few beers.
Was that meant as a pun?
Poll: Do you believe Craig Thomson?
Yes, he was convincing 15%
No, there are too many unanswered questions 71%
Not sure 14%
Total votes: 49,162.
Poll closed 22 May, 2012
Does the app. withdraw the $400 - $500 from the atm as well.??
joea
A senior Australian elder statesman is entitled to a bit of harmless fum for goodnesss sake when he's on an arduous fact finding mission overseas away from the loving arms of the missus.
Yet it's sanctimoniously uttered several times every day lately.We can assume anything we like. Forget about "presumption of innocence". That condition applies only in a court of law during a trial. Just follow your nose
Excellent point."You can send as many as you like I will politely turn them away".
How hard is that???
It does not go on their phone records
That's true.
Mr Oakeshott also issued a veiled warning to the opposition that has argued the government should not rely on the "tainted" vote of Mr Thomson, arguing the privileges committee might be asked to look at Section 28 of the Crimes Act, which forbids intimidating sitting MPs.
The Tasmanian MP (Wilkie) also backed calls for a parliamentary committee to examine whether MPs or members of the community had "intimidated" Mr Thomson, which would be a breach of the Crimes Act.
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