https://twitter.com/GCSBIntercepts/status/837059653997494272
This week's cartoon by @Slanecartoons. Find more online: https://t.co/akyHKBdSN1 pic.twitter.com/xHNDNawL0B
— The Listener (@nzlistener) March 2, 2017
https://t.co/glpV7p9pnd
Homelessness
Home unaffordability
Is a good problem to have
No Bill English
These are signs of failure not success pic.twitter.com/r0O8gaU6XV— Elephant in the room (@LuxonNotMyGovt) March 2, 2017
The bright side of #EmergencyHousing.
My @SundayStarTimes #cartoon #nzpol #housing #poverty #statistics pic.twitter.com/dzgGxEORmv
— Sharon Murdoch (@domesticanimal) March 4, 2017
Blazingly out of touch – in today's @nzherald #nzpol #BillEnglish #DrugsInTheWorkPlace pic.twitter.com/DW3JDM0y7m
— Rod Emmerson (@rodemmerson) February 28, 2017
Breathalyse politicians #nzpol pic.twitter.com/QBvfu3LWeZ
— David Woodings (@MargeInovera) March 4, 2017
That image with bill ‘are you a … ‘ on top of the post is hilarious – spurted my coffee, laughed out loud, tears in eyes… the day just got a little lighter and brighter – thanks
And Nick Smith in the toilet – so good
It’s perfect isn’t it.
Add this one.
Sure, why not!
meanwhile in the real world ,nature paints her images in the southern sky’s.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/90055734/wave-clouds-spotted-over-christchurch
and sprites over otago.
http://spaceweather.com/images2017/04mar17/sprites_strip.jpg
Mental images ok? Once had a fellow worker nick? named
” Blowfly” he was every where ,short concentration span, knew everything ,and made up what he didn’t know about his and everybody else’s job. Smith is a dead ringer, and so is English…—Gets worse-sorry.—Looked up BLOWFLY. –family of insects in the order of -DIPTERA? _double dipper from dipton? Adult blowflies have sponge like mouth parts, while maggots have –etc ets. Sponge like mouth parts? Thesis material ??