HeyJaredIan Warden
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Ian Warden's head is killing him - and One Nation might be to blame (opens the original)
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Take the hair of a virgin kid [a young goat], Let a wise woman spin [it] on the right side ... - Ancient Babylonian verse-remedy for migraine headaches ........................................................................ This column is being scribbled during Migraine Awareness Week. Made aware, the authoritative Canberra Times and ABC radio news are reporting that millions of Australians (one in seven of us is a 'migraineur') are gnawed by the beast of migraine in one or more of its many, ma
I've got some bright ideas about how to make Floriade great again (opens the original)
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The flowers that bloom in the Spring - tra la, As we merrily dance and we sing - tra la, We welcome the hope that they bring - tra la, - Nanki-Poo trilling the joys of spring in Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. ............................................................................ Rapture! Rapture! As I begin writing this column, I see from the Final Trumpdown app on my smartphone that the time remaining of the obscene Trump presidency has dwindled down to 857 days, 20 hours, 10 minutes
Guess who One Nation supporters admire most, after Pauline Hanson? (opens the original)
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If ever I meet any alien creatures from galaxies far away I doubt that they, however green they are and however many heads they have, will seem more alien to me than lots of my fellow Australians do. That thought is rekindled in my bosom not only by some newsworthy goings on in the world of extraterrestrial adventure (of which more in a moment) but also because of last week's release of fascinating findings of a survey of 1014 One Nation supporters. The survey run by pollster John Utting and Lab
Quiet please: When silence speaks louder than words (opens the original)
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- Wise Emily Dickinson's persuasive case for just shutting up. .......................................................... There I was, reading rapt reviews of a loudly-praised new book all about Silence, when the SouthCare helicopter came noisily clattering low over my roof on its way to the nearby (almost next door, really) Canberra Hospital. It was as if the cacophonous helicopter itself was joining in the lively discussion of matters of noise and quiet raised in Kate McLoughlin's scholarly an
I'm with you, Mick. There's no satisfaction in growing old (opens the original)
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Sir Mick Jagger, 83, has just much-reportedly declared that "there's nothing good" about growing old and Mr Ian Warden, 80, almost completely agrees with him. Coincidentally the conservative writer and wit Dr Theodore Dalrymple, 76, has a typically dry and witty essay, In Search Of The Consolations of Age, in the latest online New English Review. The curmudgeonly (but erudite) Dalrymple struggles like old Mick and like old Ian to find any consolations of old age and rests a lot of his essay on M
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