John Key was in Invercargill yesterday.
The news coverage focuses on his insistence that oysters be provided for him, which they were, and that lignite is good.
Inspirational.
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Ray
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That's nothing , I am going to be there this afternoon with some exchange students (herding cats is easier)on or way to Stewart Isalnd Forget the lignite etc we want Blue cod
You're more than welcome here Ray - you and your students. Don't fish out Stewart island though! I'm over on the island in a couple of weeks time and I want to se some life when I look into the water.
I do have a person in mind Anon! She's got a finely developed social conscience, understands the role of tangata whenua, knows the value of the environment and embraces democracy - kinda the opposite of the PM we have foolishly foisted upon ourselves at the moment.
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That's nothing , I am going to be there this afternoon with some exchange students (herding cats is easier)on or way to Stewart Isalnd Forget the lignite etc we want Blue cod
What a bounder that Key is; coming down and eating your kaimoana!
You're more than welcome here Ray - you and your students. Don't fish out Stewart island though! I'm over on the island in a couple of weeks time and I want to se some life when I look into the water.
Not bounder Inv2 - glutton.
His views on lignite are wrong as well.
I do wish we'd elected someone else as PM.
Still, his time's nearly up :-)
I do wish we'd elected someone else as PM.
Of course you do, Robert.
Got any ideas who you might wish for?
Or do you just do negative?
I do have a person in mind Anon!
She's got a finely developed social conscience, understands the role of tangata whenua, knows the value of the environment and embraces democracy - kinda the opposite of the PM we have foolishly foisted upon ourselves at the moment.
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