Apologies. I read somewhere about your leaflets. Time being relative and all.

Well, looks like time to head out to the porch. I do not mind the company of Cold.

Good luck.

Tamaki is going well...was shaking hands along Tamaki Drive earlier and it went well. 

My opponent is some nondescript schoolmaster...(who cares?)

The new batch of leaflets will be ready next week, as I said.

Cost does not really bother me too much...we have an unlimited amount of money to spend..ha ha! ...(and there may well be half a dozen "Independent National" candidates all spending the maximum and, curiously, endorsing me...)

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Elijah, did you mean 'smacking?' Of course not. Oh yes, I forget. You were a victim of assualt on a bus.

Are you in the habit of gushing? No need.

So, how's Tamaki coming along? Who are you up against? Pamphlets ready? Cost much? Who's riding shotgun?

Yes, well...gosh...there is no need to go assaulting the English language...but yes, moving right along...

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Thank you.

Who is the Libz candidate for Mt Roskill?

National has Dr Jackie Blue; Labour has Goff.

Let's see. How can I possibly address this? Oh yes; perhaps back to the drawing room? Who is going to be there this time? I see Linz has chickened out.

Oppss! Sorry. Did not mean any offence. Just that I'm listening to music at this time. What was it you were playing the last time, Elijah? 'O Death?' OBWAT? Watcha smoking boy?

Oppss! Sorry. Did not mean any offence. I meant to say: What are you smoking boy?

Speaking of which, I remember a Maori guy from Otaki. That's right. Stan the Man, everyone called him. Wife Gloria.

Anyway, they hired a joinery factory from this Geordie. What a hoot. I asked Stan once, "What are you so angry about?" He asked me whether I wanted to learn Maori. Would have taken him up on it too, if I was not too distracted with the merry-go-round of asking for rent and not getting it.

Cops came around once. They were very polite. They were happy about the unlicensed premises; because they knew who to look for when.

Great cops in Otaki. I remember Constable Bell. Think his Sargent moved up north.

Elijah, I still hear Pride. I did not want to believe others here when they spoke ill of you. I still don't.

Elijah, ya big gay baby, she was kidding around. 

Unsub ...did you just say "youse"?!?! ....oh you peasant ...using working class language of that nature just got yourself 'eliminated' from any engagement from my good self on this website.

(I would be less appalled if you just said you had shagged your brother and married your dog)

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I just meant the distinction beween "political parties" (19 last time I looked) and political parties that are actually in parliament (7?) is usually the reason Libz aren't on various debates, interviews, etc.  Well, that and we are just under the radar I guess.

I do beg your pardon. Could you kindly explain what "Leaders of Parliamentary Political Parties" mean?

By the way, youse got any brothers or cousins in the Maori Party, bro?

That reminds me. The time I was in the Jube (Otaki); I was in the presence of some mighty fine locals. One of them used to bark "I'm the oldest bloody Kaumatua around."

Skip, the writer then of the Otaki Chronicle reckoned he never did find out if Ole Dave barked it out on the streets or in the pub.

Then there was sweet Nana. Ah, good times, as KID would say.

That will be Leaders of Parliamentary Political Parties, then.

Nov 08 - So right now, Larry Williams is getting ready to talk to all the Leaders of Political Parties.

Starting with Hide. No Greens, no Libertarians.

Whose state of mind are we thinking about?

Thank you, Gregster.

That's not seeing the principle.

And actually we do subsidise the middle class but the recurrent reprobates are those stultifying on inter-generational handouts.

when we pay the wrong sorts of people to have children they do not want, these results inevitably eventuate.

I suspect if you paid the "right" sorts of people to have children they didn't want, we would see similarly negative results.

Yes, to all. The current education curriculum in NZ regarding the health and safety of children from birth to 18 is more than adequate.

The existing problem is the question of teachers applying common sense when they are in contact with any infant, toddler, child, or young person.

that was a splendid post on your weblog, Peter.

I think Lindsay used to sum it up accurately on the radio by saying that when we pay the wrong sorts of people to have children they do not want, these results inevitably eventuate.

"I create nothing. I own"

No, they're not stupid. There's just too much to lose for them in seeing it any other way.

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I'd like to think there just stupid but only becouse the alternative is far more terrafying

The irony is they're going to draw precisely the opposite conclusion Ben: they will try to fix this by piling yet more and more money in.

What I can't figure out is if it is ideology over reality for the sake of it, or if they really are as stupid as they seem to be.