I should have stayed at home yesterday
While Colonna 8 is not extraneous to humiliation, yesterday the recent slip of grandmother in managing a piece in the printed edition on the gay ENOLA by the now well -known Gill Furey of Wollstonecraft which was already foreseen for the letters, has left many two -stroke readers, with one, the McGillion essay by Blaxland, suspecting that it was still another cognito (C8). Fortunately, it has passed. Andrew Mowat by Beecroft gave his best shot: “It seems that to publish, it is useful to use both barrel barrels … and no, I didn’t send it to the letters!” And Greg Phillipson of Aranda (Act) reflected: “Is it an albatro or a unicorn when you get the same contribution published in both letters and column 8?” More like a leming.
“In addition, to self-identification (C8), I was reminded of a printing report of the New York Post That a member of the Consumer Consumer Committee of Oregon Health Authority, JD Holt, goes to “JD Terapin” on Facebook and uses their favorite pronouns “They and Tartaruga”, “observes Anne McCarthy by Marrickville.
“We were also above the Arctic circle in Norway last month just like Steve Hulbert (C8),” writes Rhoda Silber di Manly. “Seven huge Huskies, each who barking to overcome the other, pulled us through the snowy forests on a sled, with a single driver behind us who made indications.
“The mysterious reappearance last summer of hordes of domestic flies and their robust blue-green cousins and reds, after Steco’s scarabei decimated their thirty-wind summer plagues, made me buy spray for insects,” says Andrew Cohen of Glebe. “A further plague of the fruit flies was waterproof to the fatal fog and only a few insignificant ceded. Some explanations, C8-Ers?”
Toby Waters of Emerald Beach suggests missing the fatal fog: “It is my modest opinion that many people overrubate the dangers of spiders and significantly underestimates the risks of insect spray. Please, stop using them, are more toxic than you think.”
To free your cockpit home, Susan McMahon of Lismore says that “there is no need for skinks (C8). Just tell your children to leave the house. The crumbs in the gaps in our salons from chips and biscuits had kept the cockroaches in life. It was also cheaper, not having to use the parasites controllers.”
Colonna8@smh.com.au
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