“When the ill winds blow, I will always stand with the Muslims.” Barak Obama (in his book, The Audacity of Hope.”)

“When the ill winds blow, I will always stand with the Muslims.” Barak Obama (in his book, The Audacity of Hope.”)

Nice place to visit, but live there? Maybe not.

“When the ill winds blow, I will always stand with the Muslims.” Barak Obama (in his book, The Audacity of Hope.”)

They must be putting something in the water and it can’t be nice.

Are you sure you want Woz there? He’d start talking about how some other place was better.

Seriously, Apple PR needs to shut him up. He’s still getting a pay check from them. Most companies have a policy that you can’t speek about their products in public, especially saying the stuff that’s been coming out of his mouth.

What a scare!

To the poem..

Fuzzy Wuzzy
Was a bear
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Had no hair
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Wasn’t fuzzy, was he?

Was he bare?

1. Nude beaches.
2. Foster’s beer – (BTW: Do you know why American beer is like canoe sex? It’s f–kin’ close to water.)
3. National healthcare.
4. Lower income taxes (www.ato.gov.au/content/12333.htm)
5. Widely available broadband speeds that the US will never see in 10 years. Most of US rural areas still can only get 52k dialup or expensive and very slow satellite.
6. Australia is the world’s happiest nation based on criteria including income, jobs, housing, homicide rates, lifespan and health, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. They ranked near or at the top of almost every one of the 11 overall measures, such as average working hours, air pollution, homicide rates and even voter turnout.
For example:
• Three-quarters of Australians were satisfied with their lives, with 83 percent saying they expected to be satisfied in five years.
• About 85 percent of Australians said they were in good health.
• At least 71 percent felt well-served by their government (voter turnout, at 95 percent of those registered, is the highest in the study),
• Australians are the sixth-highest scoring in reading, but most importantly, the gap between high performing and low performing children is exceptionally small.
• Life expectancy, at 81.5 years, is the fourth-highest among member nations.
• Some 71 percent of Australian women with school age children are in the workforce, and unlike many countries in the study, many of them are able to work full-time.
• Relatively few Australians work extremely long hours.
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The question is, WHY NOT move to Australia?

The FCC is a joke ever since Saint Reagan neutered it and Clinton twisted the knife.

BTW, don’t you have the right to leave? What are you waiting for? As Thelonious Mac said, “…where the dog shoulda bit ya”.

Whaddya gonna do folks? It’s just Wacky Woz! Ya just can’t keep him under wraps!

——RM

Brisbane – nice place

I wonder what the Ozzies will do with him. Make him tea bag a kangaroo, no doubt.