DIY Wotz on Guide for the weekend of 1 August 2008

lionelvioletguyandslingsby said :

‘Malkara special school in Deakin – annual model train show, as well as fete type stalls – fairy floss, little merrigoround etc.”

Good to see that the venue fits. Sounds suitable for people who spell “merry-go-round” as “merrigoround”, too.

You might want to get your grammar correct before you sling barbs at the less fortunate. Why the need for the comma then ‘too’?

Idiot

Yep, what Granny said.

The Malkara (actually located in Hughes) day has been going for at least 20 years, so apparently some people enjoy it. Amazing, eh?

“Greyhound have 12 service to Sydney on Friday.

That’s the only way Canberrans wil find anything to do this weekend.”

That would be 12 ‘services’ I take it? And ‘will’ find? Careful who you dump on Lionellongnamewhonevermakesspellingmistakes.

Go Granny, give ’em heaps!

lionelvioletguyandslingsby said :

‘Malkara special school in Deakin – annual model train show, as well as fete type stalls – fairy floss, little merrigoround etc.”

Good to see that the venue fits. Sounds suitable for people who spell “merry-go-round” as “merrigoround”, too.

Yeah, go ahead and trash people with disabilities. As if their lives aren’t already hard enough. All their lives they get to sit around and watch people like you get to have fun. Half the time in and out of hospital suffering. And often those lives are very short. Go ahead and laugh. You’re so bloody clever.

‘Malkara special school in Deakin – annual model train show, as well as fete type stalls – fairy floss, little merrigoround etc.”

Good to see that the venue fits. Sounds suitable for people who spell “merry-go-round” as “merrigoround”, too.

Greyhound have 12 service to Sydney on Friday.

That’s the only way Canberrans wil find anything to do this weekend.

Cellist Stephen Isserlis with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, 8pm Saturday, at Llewellyn Hall. Woot!

I’ll be calling in to ANU Film Group tomorrow night for the double BRICK LANE and ROAD TO MOROCCO, and then hoofing it to Arc on Saturday arvo for a dose of Lamorisse – THE RED BALLOON and THW WHITE MANE.

Just heard from someone who got back from Manuka this arvo – tickets for the Swans game have sold out, except for ‘restricted view’ places. 🙁

Must have been very recent as a mate played with his band at the Rose Cottage in the last couple of months and that was allegedly its big closing! So good to see that another one hasn’t bitten the dust.

Anyhoo, back OT. If anyone’s into bush music and/or dancing, this Friday night being the first of the month is Settlers Music and Dance night at the Polish Australian White Eagle Club in Turner. Music session from 6pm (bring your instrument); dancing for all (bring your feet… or foot) from 8pm. $7/$5/nix for the kiddies.

Details at: http://www.thefolkus.org.au/BushTrad4.htm