WGMG: Was out with a bird tonight, we were meant to be meeting up with a few people and she complained that she was tired and couldn't be bothered and to emphasise her point she took off her shoes and threw them in the bin. What the fuck? Bitches be crazy. And so now not being able to get into any bars, I had to take her home. Night over.

Edited by afromanGT: 21/3/2013 02:53:37 AM

Starting to think that you pick up all your birds from the mental asylum, Afro.

i can picture it now

afro - get your shoes outta that bin & cheer the farque up
chick - i'm not going to wear shoes i threw in the bin! what do you think i am, crazy?
afro - well, here's the thing...

WGMG: Need to do a needs assessment by tomorrow on why MacKay/Gladstone should have a multi purpose sports facility. Long night ahead.

WGMG: Need to do a needs assessment by tomorrow on why MacKay/Gladstone should have a multi purpose sports facility. Long night ahead.

WGMG: Amongst all the media excitement regarding the latest leadership challenge in Canberra, John Laws' asking whether a woman who was molested from the age of 6-15 did anything to incite it seems to be flying relatively under the radar. Yes John, a 6 year old is definitely able to be at fault for being molested. They shouldn't dress so provocatively in their short Dora the Explorer skirts right? Scum.

WTF? Is that for real?

Currently writing a 2,500 world research proposal on alcohol fuelled violence in and around the Sydney CBD. Going to be a long night for me too. :lol:.

Let the coffee flow, and the Pizza be hot! It's not cold enough yet to be downing packets of Cup-A-Soup. :lol:

It's a cranky old man trying to regenerate waning listening numbers on a dead medium. Who cares if it's for real. Send him back to Vietnam.

[size=9]John Laws is a dangerous dinosaur[/size]


[size=3]Broadcaster John Laws pictured in the library of his Woolloomooloo home. Picture: Sam Ruttyn[/size]

RADIO "legend" John Laws has pulled a Vile Kyle, suggesting a six-year-old victim of sexual abuse invited it by being "provocative".

If Sandilands had done this there'd be sponsors pulling their advertising, ACMA would be slowly lumbering into action and the story would be on the front page.

But Laws, the 77-year-old veteran of the airwaves has somehow gotten away with saying to a caller to his program who detailed her childhood of abuse: "My God they were having a good time with you."

"Was it in any way your fault?" he then asked. "No, I don't think so," the woman, a nurse, said. "You weren't provocative?" Laws pressed. "I was a little girl. I don't think so John. No, I was just a little girl."

When Sydney Confidential's Annette Sharpe asked Laws if he was too old for radio he replied: "bullshit".

Age has nothing to do with it, but being a disgusting, insensitive, dinosaur does.

please include the chk chk boom claire kings cross bogan in your essay - and please make reference to the "glock 9" dude.

talk about how alcohol fuelled violence can lead to celebrity status, because of how media show it etc - idk, you sort all that side of things. just include chk chk boom in there.

WGMG: Completely forgot that I put on some washing this afternoon. Just had a look then to see all my clothes dumped into the corner of the room. Good to see no one at least had the decency to remind me.

Woah... this thread just got heavy

WGMG: I just can't win living here.

WGMG: Shit, blind, A-League standard referees. My face still stings from that Smeltz penalty claim