@catsnknots wrote:


Do you know why he winked or have you not bothered to find out why??? 

 

When you take calls from the public the host of the show has the power to disconnect calls that are possibly set up... Abbott looked a the host and winked to say that he was fine taking the call.... it happens all the time...



Nah, it never happens with a wink.  It's a nod for good to go and a slice like motion to cut it.


@freakiness wrote:

@catsnknots wrote:


Do you know why he winked or have you not bothered to find out why??? 

 

When you take calls from the public the host of the show has the power to disconnect calls that are possibly set up... Abbott looked a the host and winked to say that he was fine taking the call.... it happens all the time...



Nah, it never happens with a wink.  It's a nod for good to go and a slice like motion to cut it.


He apologised, made no excuses, why are others trying so hard?


@azureline** wrote:

I think most posters here think for themselves, although it's interesting to see what some read into posts. Mr Abbott admitted to winking inappropriately.

He apologised, it should be dead and buried but so many people are working hard at excusing him, or saying he didn't do it, or trying to find a reason to blame the woman.............. that it is getting ridiculous.


So, basically you're saying that only those with the opinion you have can post? I'm sorry. I thought this was a forum, where everyone could post their views, when on topic.

My bad.


@boris1gary wrote:

@am*3 wrote:
Abbott said why he did it. I don't need to fabricate the reason.:)

Boris - 53secs of that was enough for me.

oh I'm listening again, Keating is a great speaker, witty and smart.


it's not keating, that was on the link i saw.


@azureline** wrote:

@freakiness wrote:

@catsnknots wrote:


Do you know why he winked or have you not bothered to find out why??? 

 

When you take calls from the public the host of the show has the power to disconnect calls that are possibly set up... Abbott looked a the host and winked to say that he was fine taking the call.... it happens all the time...



Nah, it never happens with a wink.  It's a nod for good to go and a slice like motion to cut it.


He apologised, made no excuses, why are others trying so hard?


Yeah, after I posted that I realized there was another 2 pages  :D:D

I wouldn't have bothered if I knew it meant all that reading, or skimming at least  😄

Freakiness, no I posted an apology, I had the best of Keating playing in the background, was great like that, sooo funny. 


@nevynreally wrote:

@azureline** wrote:

I think most posters here think for themselves, although it's interesting to see what some read into posts. Mr Abbott admitted to winking inappropriately.

He apologised, it should be dead and buried but so many people are working hard at excusing him, or saying he didn't do it, or trying to find a reason to blame the woman.............. that it is getting ridiculous.


So, basically you're saying that only those with the opinion you have can post? I'm sorry. I thought this was a forum, where everyone could post their views, when on topic.

My bad.


No, at no time did I say any such thing, there you go reading something else into MY OPINION.

Abbott getting slammed wherever you look/read.

"So the Prime Minister is not just a liar. He's a winker. A granny calls a radio show and explains that she works on a sex chat line to make ends meet (so to speak), and Tony Abbott's initial response is a knowing nictation (sorry, just had to put that in) and an adolescent smirk.

....All good fun, amusing for one giddy turn of the news cycle, and I suppose it reminded a lot of people exactly why they dislike Abbott so much. The next day, under some pressure, he admitted it had been a mistake.
But in the grand scheme of things the wink doesn't matter a hill of beans. It is this rapacious and incompetent budget that is the real issue.

.....The other startling thing is the sheer muddle of it all. No one in the government, from the prime minister on down, seems to know when the rise in university fees will cut in, or just who will have to pay the new doctor tax of $7 a visit. When Abbott and Joe Hockey tried to faff their way through this stuff on Wednesday with bland assurances they were swiftly contradicted by the Australian Medical Association and a gaggle of university vice-chancellors.

Still, hope springs eternal. "I would like to be in a position to offer tax cuts in our next term,’’ Abbott said on Wednesday. “... the whole point of getting the budget under control now is so that we can give ** tax cuts in the not-too-distant future.’’

Yes, yes. Another day, another Abbott wink-nudge for the gullible. Pigs cleared for take-off."

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/comment/tony-abbotts-wink-a-distraction-from-the-real-problem-20140522-zrl1m.h...

** tax cuts that will make the high income earners better off, Hockeys plan all along.


am*3 wrote:
Abbott getting slammed wherever you look/read........
works on a sex chat line to make ends meet (so to speak), ....... is a knowing nictation (sorry, just had to put that in) and an adolescent smirk.

 

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Looked up nictation :  the things one can learn on this forumSmiley Happy

 

one definition :  a worm that stands on its tail looking in 3 directions....  

 

oh Dear, indeed.

 

DEB

 

 

Ha, I didn't see that one!

Nictation: an act or instance of winking or blinking; a wink, a blink.