i only ask because I've tried searching for what you say but can't find anything like it, but I'll admit my search skills aren't as well developed as some.

I'm genuinely curious who is saying this and how it can be defined as "the buzz".

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@djilukjilly wrote:

It was discussed on Sky with a Labor MP.

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yes agree with Lurker, it would be good to know exactly who the Labor MP was thanks djilukjilly

did Sky also report that abbott had an "exclusive" meeting with Obama- we know that wasn't true

Right, so it was so important and "buzzy" that no one else seems to know about it and you can't remember who "buzzed".  Good-oh.

You you should watch Would I Lie To You on the ABC.  They tell quite credible sounding tales too, until they are asked to provide details.

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@lurker172602 wrote:

Right, so it was so important and "buzzy" that no one else seems to know about it and you can't remember who "buzzed".  Good-oh.

 

 

You you should watch Would I Lie To You on the ABC.  They tell quite credible sounding tales too, until they are asked to provide details.

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Whats up with you, I was trying to be helpful

Nothing's up.  You said "The buzz word going around Labor is ABA which means anybody but Albanese".  I was simply trying to establish the veracity of that.  No biggy.

Anyway, I'd love to hang around and chat about the importance of being able to substantiate things stated as fact but I gotta fly.  Literally.

Being a buzz word means it's general talk. No need for substantiation.

Have a good holiday Lurks 

so how about posting substantiation that it isn't?