Re: What's on ya mind, mate?

thegoblinswillgetu · ‎29-09-2014

Crazy stuff, and there isn't a full moon.

Wow~I needed that laugh.

Looking forward to more tomorrow.

lealta · ‎29-09-2014

The final episode of Countdown aired on 19 July 1987, followed by the Countdown Awards. It was a sad night for many, yet a celebration of musical achievements in '86/'87. Molly made his appearance at the end of the show wearing his well known, and internationally recognised, Akubra hat.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countdown_%28Australian_TV_series%29

ruloinfovoter · ‎29-09-2014

Please see my post 78.

You'll see it explains it is commonly mistaken for an Akubra.

"If it is once again one against forty-eight, then I am very sorry for the forty-eight." ~ Margaret Thatcher

“I predict future happiness for Americans, if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.” ― Thomas Jefferson

yaryarde · ‎29-09-2014

Who was it that said "What the heck difference does it matter, what kind of hat it was? What is the big deal?"

katydidthat · ‎29-09-2014

I think the forthcoming nuptials are of far greater interest. The hats, the bouquets, the dresses, the speeches ... and who will give them ... can I nominate Paul Keating?

thegoblinswillgetu · ‎29-09-2014

Who said?

Why not be accurate - why spread incorrect information?"

cartooncomics · ‎29-09-2014

our fav vid once again

thegoblinswillgetu · ‎29-09-2014

Ya think??

ruloinfovoter · ‎29-09-2014

Ohh, this is too funny. Such a simple thing too!!

Where's that song by Billy Preston

Oh and he isn't sporting an Akubra or a Stetson

"If it is once again one against forty-eight, then I am very sorry for the forty-eight." ~ Margaret Thatcher

“I predict future happiness for Americans, if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.” ― Thomas Jefferson

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yaryarde · ‎29-09-2014

@thegoblinswillgetu wrote:
Who said?
Why not be accurate - why spread incorrect information?"