I can just see something like this being performed in our Parliament, perhaps with Julie Bishop doing a bump & grind to the tune.
Desert Dweller said
01:35 PM Dec 20, 2016
Cupie wrote:
I can just see something like this being performed in our Parliament, perhaps with Julie Bishop doing a bump & grind to the tune.
Get down & boogie, we were thinking more along the lines of Mathias Cormann singing Belgium/German beer drinking anthems while Pauline Hanson performed a pole dancing routine.
Tony Bev said
02:14 PM Dec 20, 2016
No political statement intended
But... as our Australian Parliament sometimes resembles a kindergarten, I was thinking along the line of a well known ditty, sung by the band of the free three
Bah, Bah, fatsheep, have you any wool Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full One for the PM, one for treasurer And one for the Speaker, just because he is near
Sorry my artistic abilities, are less than my drinking abilities, which are non-existent
The Belmont Bear said
08:04 PM Dec 20, 2016
We already have enough clowns in our circus we don't need anymore.
Bruce and Bev said
11:38 PM Dec 21, 2016
and at least the NZ Govt is posting a $1.88B surplus this year - so they can afford to dance around.
New Zealand Maori Party http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-38322133
I can just see something like this being performed in our Parliament, perhaps with Julie Bishop doing a bump & grind to the tune.
Get down & boogie, we were thinking more along the lines of Mathias Cormann singing Belgium/German beer drinking anthems while Pauline Hanson performed a pole dancing routine.
No political statement intended
But... as our Australian Parliament sometimes resembles a kindergarten, I was thinking along the line of a well known ditty, sung by the band of the free three
Bah, Bah, fatsheep, have you any wool
Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full
One for the PM, one for treasurer
And one for the Speaker, just because he is near
Sorry my artistic abilities, are less than my drinking abilities, which are non-existent
Our ones need to jump off a very high cliff