97
G'day to you all
Only 6 days until Australia Day [next Saturday]
Blog number 98 will be a special Aussie edition
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Artist dumps 500,000 balls in Rome
The historic centre of Rome has been brought to a standstill
by a protest with a difference.
Visitors to the Spanish Steps yesterday were greeted by a rather peculiar sight.
For most of the morning street cleaners and smartly uniformed policemen
were chasing little brightly coloured balls, armed with dustpans and brushes.
To everyone's amazement half a million of these balls
were suddenly bouncing down the steps.
Within minutes, the famed Piazza de Spagna resembled a children's playground.
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It was another colourful stand from Graziano Cecchini,
a man who protests against government incompetence
in the most unusual ways.
Last year he poured a dye into the Trevi Fountain, turning it red.
This latest stunt cost him £15,000 (20,000 euros) - and probably a rather large fine.
When Mr Cecchini finally appeared, walking down the steps with balls bouncing around him, he said he had done it to raise the profile of Burma and the Karen people.
The Karen are a minority who have fought for an independent state since 1949,
and accuse the military junta of ethnic cleansing.
[taken from "Nothing to do withArboroath"]
A retirement home decided to hold a Singles Dance,
at which this very sweet 90-year-old gentleman met a very sweet 90-year-old lady,
and they danced and talked and laughed, and just hit it off great.
They continued to see each other for a while and enjoyed each other so much,
and danced so well together, etc., that they decided to get married.
On their wedding night, they went to bed
and he reached over and took her hand and squeezed it,
and she squeezed his hand back, and they went to sleep.
On the second night, when they went to bed,
he reached over and squeezed her hand,
and she squeezed his hand back, and they went to sleep.
On the third night, he reached over and took her hand,
and she said,
"Not tonight, honey, I have a headache."
Doctor Cartoons
A little nine year old girl was in church with her mother when she started feeling ill.
Zimbabwe issues a $10 million dollar note
In an effort to end chronic cash shortages and long, chaotic lines
BOFFINS AT WORK
Traffic Jam.....who will make the first move??
Look familiar??
Road Rage!!!!!
You know you’re from Tennessee if:
1. You measure distance in minutes.
http://flash.abunawaf.com/2005/12/game33.swf
no knight would rescue a
PUNNIES
CARTOON OF THE WEEK
And I think to myself
Don McLean will be playing in Perth in March
Ithink Ihave posted this before
Peters died of cancer in 1992
Am a big fan of big band music
1 comment:
My blood type is B-positive ... does that mean I'm an optimist?
You know you're from Wisconsin when ... http://www.writing.com/main/books/entry_id/427048
Love the jokes :)
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