Woolworths brick farm

 

woolworths have had another brilliant idea.

Let's ask a factory in China to spew a lot of chemicals into the atmosphere to make little plastic bricks to give to our children so that they can swallow and or choke on them and then when they grow tired of them we will throw them into the rubbish bin so that they can be dumped into the enviroment to sit there for how many years and poision the earth we live on.

The parents will spend more money in our stores to get these bricks so that we can make even more profit. 

Buying a House

 

GREENSLOPES, six roomed villa, metal ceil-

ings, gas stove, water, 28 perches grand

view, quick sale, price £515. Lindley Wragge,

Ipswich road. Phone 6575.

 I wonder what that house would be valued at now.

 Advertising (1919, May 15). The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), p. 2. <a href="http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article20363919"> TROVE</a>

COVID sickness

 

I have been double vaccinated since July 29th with AstraZeneca and I am now sick.

Sick of hearing about the poor latte drinking yuppies who could have done the same thing instead of complaining about it.

The burgers are not better

 

I had the misfortune of having a meal at the new hungry jacks in Bundaberg  East on the weekend and I wont be going back

$30 for a meal for two and the chips were colder than the bloody drink

Biggest load of crap I have ever had

 

The pizzas across the road are cheaper and hot when you get them and you don't have to wait so long

anti-vaxxer

 

I recently had the displeasure of meeting an anti-vaxxer; what a dumb arse.

She is traveling north from Bundaberg in her Fiat mobile van.

All she was interested in, was what magnetic material the government was injecting into our bodies.

I have never seen a so called human being look so bloody stupid.

donald J trump

 

what does "J" stand for

WAW

 

Things don't change

Cooktown youngsters are getting on nicely, thank you. The latest fun out is for schoolboys to make a raid upon black gins and to have a high old time tumbling them into prickly pear bushes.

Shanghaiing them and a general stone-pelting are other, but less aristocratic, diversions the Cooktown kid indulges in. Observes the Cooktown Independent :—" These boys will grow up to be creditable Government agents in labor vessels."

 

ROUNDABOUT. (1885, January 10). Queensland Figaro (Brisbane, Qld. : 1883 - 1885), p. 11. Retrieved June 17, 2020, from TROVE