MyLittleRotten

Goal Attack: there's also bitchin bric-a-brac at the huge Riviera Trading Company on the edge of Lakes Entrance, and huge Pombo Mart on the highway just before Camperdown.

le-disco: I am so sorry for your friend. careless car drivers are lurking at every kerb to wipe-out riders and Eternal Vigilance Is the Price Of Safety. not called donorcycles for nothing.

the vendors of that Lal Lal place are getting out to avoid the bushfire risk, and with the ads you should always look for 'Town Water' in the description, but ah yes, the peace and clean air of little country towns ... when 150 Cockies fly through at 5am screeching the place down.

only good thing Thatcher did was inspire The Clash and TheSexPistols - are they depicted in it? unless they are, I hope the film tanks and I will help that by not going.

I do love this Discussion. Sister (above) is so right re the FkBook page: 'Too many middle-aged school teachers who want a constant ''think you are nice'' ambience.' The Ballroom of true legend was 1979-1981 and Dolores was not running it then.

Hi DL - the deadshits don't admire the band for the same reasons that I do though. irony bypass.

It worked on me and I am Aussie through and through. I read about it at the abc newsonline and went straight out and bought them. I drink wine and it may as well have Angus on the labels to save. the vineyard is not owned by a multi-national like Lion Nathan which owns all the beers and is owned by Mitsubishi. Drink local!!

I'm An Apeman - The Kinks

'Punk, passion, politics and public protest collide, in this documentary depicting the fight to save rock and roll in Melbourne. In 2010, the iconic Tote Hotel - last bastion of Melbourne’s vibrant music counterculture - was forced to close by unfair laws. Filmed over 7 years, “Persecution Blues” depicts the struggle of more than 20,000 fans - and the bands who inspire them - to preserve their history and protect their future, and puts the audience on the front line of an epic-scale culture war.' preview at** http://www.persecutionblues.com/**

I should have prefaced my comment 'to unvisible'. dirtylover must be young. I saw them in the 70's and they were the best thing.