Posts by Sofie Bribiesca
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Capture: Flash Cars, in reply to Julie Cross,
but a stuffed dog and bubble gum jeans have photo-bombed that shot. There are limits.
LOL!
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Capture: Flash Cars, in reply to James Butler,
I now how you feel. Although I feel like a hog over on the Capture threads, I still instructed Dad to bring me the case of photos so I can rescan. I’ve been thinking about my grandmother in Chch in her drive way in Papanui posing proudly in front of her 64 Mustang, in all it’s pearlescent pale blue glory. Imagine finding that when returning home from a cruise. My uncle on seeing her love of it whilst she was visiting, promptly sent it ahead of her. Geez he was a cool dude.
Now that would be combining Chch and Flash cars. :) -
OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to BenWilson,
When ever I had queries with Labour, I would email and I would get a response within a couple of days.Labour do engage with the public well. Cunliffe didn't answer mine on Red Alert but I did ask after his response to you. He may have needed sleep, it was getting late. He did fire back the next day publicly that he could work with Shearer on the front bench so I got my answer sort of anyway. They all have something good about them. No body can be perfect though. I don't care about whats init for me though. I am really concerned about NZ. That's why as left leaning, I believe we have to get up with the play on strategic voting to get rid of this bunch (which we could have done but alas.... sighs...)
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Lew Stoddart,
As Johnboy would say, "at the end of the day" or "see ,it's 'like this, ackshully what we have, is an ability to tell the country that we have a mandate to decide who should be there as opposition in 2014. I would have to reject anythink that says otherwise. I know cos I got $50 million reasons to say I am right."
Either David's can wipe the floor with Key, if he forgets his notes fed to him by the Nactional machine.
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Deborah,
Absolutely agree with your assessments Deborah. I want smart, confidence too which Cunliffe has in spades and which I think is being confused with arrogance and smugness. I have nothing against him or Shearer also (because he is unknown so how can anyone know but caucus. I just want a really good Labour Party. I'd like to think the caucus is smart enough to understand all this as well. Once again we are only getting a media (such as the Herald) perspective, and without being let in, I feel appropriately so (following Labour's previous treatment) it is only perception.
Having said that , Red Alert has invited scrutiny of which all candidates are reading and no doubt some caucus too, I find it quite refreshing that none of the caucus is showing public division. And that is something they have done as a Party, so that to me is healthy in that one David will become leader and the caucus will fall in behind. Something which both Davids agree on. -
It’s nice to read a reason that isn’t tied up with reinforcement of the author’s pre-existing theory, or an argument about who really carries the baggage of the last Labour government.
Yes. + 1. Only serves to make me question my preference again . But I merely care about the state of the Nation. Not just the Party.
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to giovanni tiso,
He should have burst out of Goff’s chest, like in Alien.
Well, if anyone could….. ;)
Cuniliffe does seem rather slick, but I'm torn for that reason. Is slick what we need right now?
Or is Shearer the sheep in wolfs clothing?
Hard to say.
FWIW, I actually like them both for their ability to look great together. Good balance by my standards. -
Capture: Colour is the new black, in reply to Venetia King,
Beautiful shots Venetia. More please.:)
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Cleaning spark plugs? Cards and possibly one rolling?
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Maybe we could have 2 WOTY's, because Christchurch really has so many and then there are others pertaining to other stuff from all over the world. Both are obviously equal.
Jus' sayin'