Caption Contest

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    1. 1.1

      Don (to Rodney): “Good God !, You mean if I topple you as Party Leader I’ll have to put up with Peter Dunne doing THAT to me each and every week ?!!!.”

      Rodney (to Don): “Yep, Peter insisted on it as part of our Coalition Agreement.”

      Don (to Rodney): “Rodders, I don’t think I want to be leader anymore.”

  1. 2

    “Right, let me demonstrate, you stick the knife in here, and then with a bit of a twist and a sudden jerk…”

  2. 4

    “Rodney, I told you back in 2005 (when I was having a cup of tea with Peter Dunne) to piss off. So, I’ll tell you once more, piss off.”

  3. 7

    By the way Rodney was interviewed by Willie Jackson on Friday night. Rodney looked dishevelled, black and white lace-up ankle length sneakers, untidy shirt, tongue pushing cheek out, unable to be convincing in the face of Willie’s onslaught. Ag’in Rodney but a sad figure.

  4. 10

    “Look Rodney, I’m taking your party and your electorate from you… and while we’re at it, I’ll have those shoes and your pants!”

  5. 11

    “And if you look here, Rod, you’ll see I am the preferred ACT leader for all those people who were polled and identified themselves as corn beef eating philanderers who don’t object to being bunged dosh under the table. Are you going to go quietly?”

    “No chance, Don! Look again. There’s no way I’m giving up while I’ve still got the important fake name stolen from a dead baby demographic totally sown up. And the mad woman with the crazy hair vote is still standing up, despite her Doctor strongly suggesting she lie down.”

  6. 13

    Hey Don, see you’re still sporting a comb-over then.
    I’m giving that pretense away. By 2011 I will look like
    the complete Bovver Boy – totally smooth shiny shave. I
    reckon by then the punters will be hanging out for some
    real right-wing politics.

  7. 16

    Okay, so the sale of Auckland is on hold thanks to that fucking democracy thing, but, hey, we’ve got Christchurch on the block . . . swings and round-abouts, Don, swings and round-abouts.

  8. 19

    “I’m sure you think it’s impressive but you’ve got to come up with something a bit bigger than that. ”
    —————
    [pant pant] “Can I be your deputy Don? Can I? Can I? Huh?” [pant, pant] “Throw the stick again!” [pant, pant]
    —————
    “Oh yes, Rodney. I can see it now Welcome to Jamaica, have a nice day.”

  9. 23

    The winner (or should it be loser?) gets to have coffee with Peter Dunne on the 2011 election campaign trail.

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