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Public Address 23/06/04 - All Tomorrow's Parties
PUBLIC ADDRESS 23/06/04 - All Tomorrow's Parties
Whatever happens tomorrow | Jun 23,
2004 11:33
Russell Brown's Hard News
Whatever happens
tomorrow, history will not fondly regard the Labour MPs who
vote against the Civil Union Bill. If it passes its first
reading and eventually becomes law, they will be seen as
having stood against an act of social justice whose
apparently dire implications - shades of homosexual law...
http://publicaddress.net/default,1301.sm#post1301
C was for Cookie | Jun 23, 2004 05:08
Jolisa
Gracewood in New Haven
Another unsung casualty of the War
on Terror: my sweet tooth. Yep. The Department of Homeland
Security -- not content with kneecapping the academic
community by futzing around with student visas -- has now
turned its attention to a dangerous new source of
anti-American activity: care packages...
http://publicaddress.net/default,1300.sm#post1300
Loser, baby | Jun 22, 2004 17:15
Rob O'Neill live in
Sydney
The Girlie is deep in the middle of her HSC
preparation exams, you know, the practice exams that are
always twice as hard as the real thing. So I guess she's
been a bit stressed...
http://publicaddress.net/default,1298.sm#post1298
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