Posts by Sacha
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Up Front: Life on Mars, in reply to Craig Ranapia,
I see no reason to change my mind because my by-line happens to be in this week’s issue
Not what I was talking about either. Hard to believe, I know.
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Up Front: Life on Mars, in reply to Craig Ranapia,
build a bridge to the 21st century
No that wasn't patronising at all. Do carry on
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Hard News: #NetHui: it's all about you, in reply to Bart Janssen,
Nervous about the word "you".
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Up Front: Life on Mars, in reply to Craig Ranapia,
Uh. I don't think it's drawing a long bow to say that they might well share some beliefs as many married couples do. No one's saying she 'seeks permission' from her Kev for anything. Bit over-sensitive there. It's current company who can't comment for employment reasons I was thinking of.
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Up Front: Life on Mars, in reply to James Butler,
the editorial team
Didn't I read somewhere that a certain Mrs Panic-pants had been commuting from darkest Welli to ensure the rag's ideological rigour is maintained? Current company not expected to comment on that.
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Hard News: #NetHui: it's all about you, in reply to Ian Dalziel,
dishcussion, surely?
Connery, elbow-deep in suds
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Hard News: #NetHui: it's all about you, in reply to Bart Janssen,
Actually I found your description helped my understanding of the other usage.
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Hard News: #NetHui: it's all about you, in reply to Andre Alessi,
I wouldn't want to assume that any one of those positions was the right one, or the only acceptable one.
But you can't ignore the context where only one of those positions is supported by the weight of stereotype and established industry norms.
It's not a level playiong field, and it's much easier to marshall public sympathy for something like the Catwalk Trust's rank begging campaign than for anything of wider and more achievable benefit.
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Hard News: #NetHui: it's all about you, in reply to Geoff Lealand,
a case of "unusual influence" in NZ politics
The history of Telecom's high-level schmoozing seems comparable.
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Hard News: #NetHui: it's all about you, in reply to Russell Brown,
would quite probably cause me to lose my temper
Just as well you've avoided much of the trad disability politics scene then. Rampant hair loss.