daydream**believer
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In response to azureline**

on ‎22-08-2013 01:47 PM

Rudd kept interrupting him. That is rude

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izabsmiling
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In response to azureline**

‎22-08-2013 01:51 PM - edited ‎22-08-2013 01:51 PM

@azureline** wrote:

a secret? or a strategy?

Az, on another thread here posters posted about how rude our PM was .This was before Tony asking Australians if our PM ever shuts up during a 'debate'.
I posted about that comment ...it went very quiet 
now this 'make-up artist' tale is about ....people are talking about that lol
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**meep**
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In response to azureline**

on ‎22-08-2013 02:11 PM

@azureline** wrote:

why wouldn't she explain what he did or said, instead of "hinting"?

Why did she need to go into details?  She explained how one treated her and also said the other did the exact opposite.

 

 

 

"Didn't think my personal page/opinion of my day would get so much attention," she wrote.

"What a lesson to learn. I've removed the post & regret making the comments I did."

 

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azureline**
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In response to **meep**

on ‎22-08-2013 02:15 PM

because if you make accusations they need to be specific, not hinted at. That page is not a personal page at all, it is public.

 

izabsmiling
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In response to azureline**

on ‎22-08-2013 02:17 PM

"Didn't think my personal page/opinion of my day would get so much attention," she wrote.

 

 


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polksaladallie
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on ‎22-08-2013 02:21 PM

One commentator this morning suggested that abbott already had that rude comment in his repertoire, because it is well known that Rudd is very verbose and uses "big" words (words that Lib supporters don't understand), and saw the opportunity to use it.

 

He refuses to have any more orderly debates, he wants debates at clubs where he can let loose with comments like that.  Let's see which one he pulls out of his hat at the next meeting.

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**meep**
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on ‎22-08-2013 02:24 PM

@polksaladallie wrote:

One commentator this morning suggested that abbott already had that rude comment in his repertoire, because it is well known that Rudd is very verbose and uses "big" words (words that Lib supporters don't understand), and saw the opportunity to use it.

 


such as?

 

 

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**meep**
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In response to azureline**

on ‎22-08-2013 02:27 PM

I have only seen screenshots of the the FB posts so have no idea if it was public or not.   (not exactly sure how it works)

 

 

 

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polksaladallie
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In response to **meep**

on ‎22-08-2013 02:31 PM

@**meep** wrote:
@polksaladallie wrote:

One commentator this morning suggested that abbott already had that rude comment in his repertoire, because it is well known that Rudd is very verbose and uses "big" words (words that Lib supporters don't understand), and saw the opportunity to use it.

 


such as?

 

 

PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd's penchant for big words not only confuses foreigners, but everyday Australians, Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull says.

 

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/rudd-bamboozles-germans-with-programmatic-specificity/story-e6frg12c...

 

MUCH has been written about Kevin Rudd's verbal acrobatics. Most has centred on the verbose language the Prime Minister uses.

 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/rudd-fails-to-conquer-verbal-gymnastics/story-e6frfifo-1111...

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**meep**
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In response to azureline**

on ‎22-08-2013 02:35 PM

@azureline** wrote:

because if you make accusations they need to be specific, not hinted at. That page is not a personal page at all, it is public.

 

 

i dont think, at the time, she realised that she needed to be very specific.   She might have  thought it would even be inappropriate to post the details.   Who knows?  It might be best that she didn't.

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