*My press secretary made me cross that bit out.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Queensland Elections
*My press secretary made me cross that bit out.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Mike turns nasty
Few, I'm glad I managed to get around that. I hope nobody noticed and put it on a blog.CARLTON:
It doesn’t give Malcolm Turnbull much time to get rid of you, though, does it?
DR NELSON:
Look, Malcolm’s doing a very effective job keeping Mr Swan awake at night.
CARLTON:
He’s doing a very effective job looking, sizing-up your shoulder blades too, isn’t he?
DR NELSON:
Actually, if I could just before we go, if I could just get back to something that’s a real issue for people at the moment and that is this FuelWatch which the Government is wanting to impose upon us. I just point out to you Mike and Sandy that we obviously support as much consumer information getting out there as possible but we are opposed to the price setting regulatory nature of FuelWatch, as is the RACV in Victoria, as is the RAA. In fact the only motoring organisation in the country that seems to support it is the NRMA. And the reason we’re opposed to it is because the people who are less concerned about the price of petrol will pay a bit less and the people that were all queued up last night are going to pay a bit more.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Nelson Facts #1
I am one hard-nosed motherfucker motorcyclist. Just dig this quote from my website:
As any motorcyclist will tell you, safety gear is essential to enjoying your time on the road. I have two bike jackets.Born to be wild, baby.
There is nothing more I love than flying down the road at a relatively safe thirty kilometers per hour, a mild breeze in my face, and a stomach full of decaf.
I'm a bad arse and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Especially that Malcolm Turnbull who does NOT have a motorcycle and is NOT a doctor. Never has been, never will be.
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Sitcoms and other crimes
Kevin Rudd is an affront to working people everywhere. My wife and I are barely able to survive on $150,000 a year, while Brother Number One is travelling the country with an au pair and a butler.
His life sounds like the premise of The Nanny.
Unlikely.
Mean people out there say I'm like Frasier Crane - a pompous doctor unloved by all, even his own family. But that is cruel. If my life was a sitcom, it would be something sassy like Dad's Army or Allo Allo. Or maybe Doctor In The House.
It's the reason I became a doctor.
I am a genius!
Brilliant.QUESTION:
Should teachers get paid better? Is this a good plan?
DR NELSON:
Look as I said in by Budget in Reply last Thursday week, one of the key reforms that must be undertaken is we must set a much higher minimum standard for entry into teacher training and so long as we live in a country where the most mediocre disengaged teacher gets paid exactly the same as the one that’s in early and home late and is on the phone looking after parents and kids at the weekend then it’s very hard for us to have high quality outcomes in teaching.
Just brilliant.
Am I Australia's greatest orator, or what? Unfortunately, the media like to focus on my "unpopularity" and "unlike-ability", and that survey that said I had overtaken clowns as the greatest childhood fear.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Alcopop
"The alcopop,I am enraged that the ALP has taxed my favourite drinks. I used to be able to buy a four pack of Cruisers for 12 dollars, but suddenly it's gone up to $16. I can buy a six pack of imported beer for that, but unfortunately the bubbles hurt my tongue so beer is out of the question.
makes me dizzy,
and just can't stop,
til' it's finished,
and I don't know what,
if I'm funny 'bout the alcopop,
and the love of money"*
Plus my wife won't let me drink beer anymore because last year I drank a bottle of Cascade Light and didn't stop singing CCR for three days.
I want to make it clear to Australian working families out there that the Liberal Party of Australia supports binge drinking in all its forms.
*from the song Alcopop by the Divine Comedy.
Fuck Ted
Fuck him.
I can't believe I belong to the same party as that guy. Unlike myself, he has no hope of being elected leader by the people of this great nation, Australia.
He doesn't play guitar and he's never even been defence minister. Or a doctor. Not even a doctorb.
It's like I was saying to the C-Train (that's Condi - sorry, Condoleezza Rice for those not in the know) last year, Ted is a chump.
Looks good in speedos though.
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Abject Failure?
I brought this idea up at the staff meeting this morning, and everyone was so impressed that they were unable to speak for several minutes. My media adviser, in particular, was so touched that tears sprang to her eyes and she had to leave the room to compose herself.
I have spent the day so far locked in my office, practising for the tour. Then the shocking news came - John Farnham's manager was in jail, and thus Farnham was incommunicado.
Wheatley in prison? I was shocked. So shocked I leapt to my feet and picked up the telephone.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Kitty Hawkin'
Friday, May 23, 2008
Happy Times, Happy Meals
And I bet you thought I was going to make a penis joke. As if.
Hello, and welcome
As you've probably seen on TV, my leadership is in a bit of strife right now. The standing of my party is slightly below that of the Australian Democrats. But not to worry. I have full faith in the Australian people, and the tax laws of our country that will put Malcolm Turnbull away for a very long time.
Also I am a doctor.
See you around, flyboy.