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  1. Life of Riley: Keeping us safe from marauding queue jumpers

    of the water. By Dave Riley <dhell@ozemail.com.au> January 19, 2000 389 ... drinking. On a beach no less. Happy little vegemites doing our all to catch the rays of the sun through our ... other fella are all girt by sea — a substance renowned for keeping the rest of the world away. ...

  2. Life of Riley: Bill gets his 15 minutes

    on you, I say. That's what life's all about, and, unlike the rest of us, you've got ... It's Bill Hayden, I tell you. I'm sure of it. He wrote a book about himself and got all that ... rest of the office on Monday. He's looking up again — Excuse me, but aren't you Bill Hayden? ...

  3. Life of Riley: It has come!

    surfeit of news. I was the speaker of that BLAAAAH, and my utterance was noted by many of those around me. ... at the morning daily before me. I did not open my mouth for any purpose of articulation but thought ... conflict was visiting our shores. I thought the business of class, or business class, was simply a question ...

  4. Life of Riley: Santa and me

    and preferably sons of the Church at that. We were scheduled to gather as a body each week for ... topic of Why we are in Vietnam (it being 1967 at the time), B.A. unexpectedly arrived and sat next to ... in Vietnam because... During discussion B.A.'s praise of my presentation was fulsome. I'd ...

  5. Life of Riley: The bit what's left

    The bit what's left In a standard working day of eight hours, it may take me four hours to ... produce the equivalent of my wages. If the time needed to cover my wage packet is reduced from four to two ... on the movements of the bit what's left. It is generally conceded that increases in the total ...

  6. Life of Riley: Have gun, will travel

    way you would hire a carpenter to fix a fence — to return order and good government to the island of ... a profit. Of course we do. War is not a Sunday picnic. People get hurt. No pain, no gain, I always say. You ... is at the cutting edge of industrial reform. Instead of relying on a permanent work force with all ...

  7. Life of Riley: When your world's in a dither

    of our (a) military or (b) finance division? Unfortunately, here at New World Order we can only ... authorise interventions which bail out or blow up at their point of contact. So which is it to be? Whether ... your UN resolution number if you were planning on a course of action that could possibly require the ...

  8. Life of Riley: Trespassers prosecuted

    underpants) to visit these shores was Lemuel Gulliver. His visit down-under was to the outback settlement of ... Lilliput, which was located in the inland region of what is now known as Western Australia. See if I'm ... a beach at some distance from the briny and within cooee of Uluru. This spot is not now listed on any ...

  9. Life of Riley: Let's blockade Tassie!

    Let's blockade Tassie! Tasmania lies due south of the continent of Australia, 240 kilometres ... from the mainland. The island of Cuba is a little closer to its northern neighbour, being 217 ... kilometres from the tip of Florida. While Cuba is 35% larger than Tassie there are approximately 9,996,461 ...

  10. Life of Riley: Aliens

    a stick at, your run of the mill Asiatic has their back to the wall. There's hunger and hardship like ... you wouldn't believe. But here, just a few ks south of where all that soy sauce and chili is ... swishing about, Mr or Ms Average can knock off at the end of a work week with a pay packet of $737.70. And ...

  11. Life of Riley: What! Me worry?

    credited. Here I was thinkin' that I could see the light at the end of the tunnel. All those years ... Yeah. Right. Don't get me wrong. I was my own worst enemy. Sometimes I think I'm no judge of ... my problem is that I take life too seriously. I worry too much. You're not alone in that. Maybe ...

  12. Life of Riley: I love rupiah

    a collection of the many pronouncements made about our near neighbour to the north by professional scribes of ... one kind or another. I do not suppose that there is a decent man or woman within the four walls of ... Indonesia, the consequences can be terrible indeed. Why, even the whole of Jakarta could go up in flames ...

  13. Life of Riley: Dot-dot-dot-dash-dash-dash-dot-dot-dot

    SOS. This is Asia. Position 45 N 150 E 90 W. Stop engine. We need assistance." Of course you heard ... particular region of the global economy hope to gain by coming to us cap in hand? Asia: Aid, please, sir. ... their little yellow commie behinds real good. Asia: We soon learned to love the smell of napalm in the ...

  14. Life of Riley: Food and revolution

    This is not the place to itemise my ADL — my "activities of daily living". Suffice to say ... don't care to comment on the pressing problems of the world? MYSELF: You misunderstand me. I'll ... you talk of food at a time like this? It's time to raise the alarm. It's time to fight. ...

  15. Life of Riley: Honourable intentions

    call 1 million votes a cut back. That's a lot of would-be racists. And Kernot — — Whatever you say ... seriously believe that! Come on now. Don't tell me you think Kernot is some sort of Joan of Arc? ... — Well, she's sure to have more backbone than the rest of them. Each to their own, I suppose. But ...

  16. Life of Riley: To GST or not

    — that is the question. Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of ... outrageous fortune, or to take up arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing end them? PRIME MINISTER ... Sorry. [Exit PRIME MINISTER] HAMLET: Now you've done it! I've lost my train of thought. ...

  17. Life of Riley: Men don't

    I've never had one, you see. It's one of those categorical differences between women and men that ... so. But if a woman does it... it becomes something of a legal event. I think that's a bit unfair. ... It's OK that anything which happens below my belt is my business. But for a woman, anything south of ...

  18. Life of Riley: Sound the trumpet

    a degree of something or other. On the Y2K thing, we're expectant. Come the end of the ... year/decade/century/millennium we could see in the new year on the computer. But in terms of a nice night's entertainment, ... much like the 21st. I ask you: is that a good thing? Don't get me wrong — I'm a boy of the ...

  19. Life of Riley: Playing by the rules

    people have died there because of them already. — Jesus. A million, eh? That's what it says. One ... million people at the rate of 250 to 300 a day. — So why we wanna go in there and kick 'em good when ... that much trouble? Beats me. Guess it's 'cause we like dishin' it out. By Dave Riley ...

  20. Life of Riley: Our mutual friend

    real glad to hear that, because I'd advise you to make it your business to be on the other side of ... makes himself out to be. Not on your nelly, mate. That acquaintance of yours is a One Nation supporter! ... one thing? What's that? He's our racist. By Dave Riley June 24, 1998 322 ...

  21. Life of Riley: The story so far

    The story so far Synopsis, being a summary of what has gone before, for the benefit of new ... readers: BILL CLINTON, a presidential nominee, conceives the project of executing a salutary missile strike ... to mark the consequences of wrongdoing and creates for the purpose SADDAM HUSSEIN, a species of human ...

  22. Life of Riley: At last, the 1901 show

    At last, the 1901 show Within the four walls of Australia we're working up a bit of a hoot. ... The centenary of federation is here — almost! Girt by sea, festooned with waratah and greased up with ... eucky oil, all the common people of Australia can think about is: wattle we do next? THE COMMON PEOPLE ...

  23. Life of Riley: Mike's Militia

    Mike's Militia Among the local stay-at-home-on-Tuesday-nights population of part-time couch ... potatoes, there may be some of you who were fortunate enough to catch Mike Moore's The Awful Truth on ... SBS TV. As a card-carrying member of Mike's Militia — a bona fide paramilitary protest group ...

  24. Life of Riley

    His fine wit Give or take a few months, it is the 130th anniversary of the death of Thomas Love ... Peacock. B'gad! you exclaim, has he been gone from us for that long a time? Of course there's ... a chance, I grant, that among you there could be some few who have never heard of the gentleman. What ...

  25. Life of Riley: My meeting with GA

    My meeting with GA Here I am, in the full term of my mature years, after years of this and that, ... and I'm turning Celtic. I've seen it happen to others. I've watched as some of my best ... meant to be. Sadly, the measure of my future is to be determined by how well I can hum both A and ...

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