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On Sun, 13 May 2012 16:14:14 +1000, SG1 wrote:

> Is there anyone out there who actually likes the walking shag pile 
carpet
> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......

Yes; I like him.
I presume you are upset because he is being spoken to about being a 
nutritional coach for Essendon?

"anm" <a_nonny_mouse@mousehole.invalid> wrote in message 
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> On Sun, 13 May 2012 16:14:14 +1000, SG1 wrote:
>
>> Is there anyone out there who actually likes the walking shag pile
> carpet
>> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......
>
> Yes; I like him.
> I presume you are upset because he is being spoken to about being a
> nutritional coach for Essendon?

Well they could live for a week or 2 from the debris in the carpet.

On 13/05/12 16:14, SG1 wrote:
> Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet
> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......

In the past, I had watched his show on the other channel, but after a 
while it became very, very repetitive. I was rather surprised when the 
ABC took him on. No new ideas, just poach whatever they can.

In any case, I find the show very light on content and I usually have 
far better things to do.

I can overcome my preferences in hair/beard styles if the information 
content makes it worthwhile.

"SG1" <lostit@the.races.com> wrote in message 
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> Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet 
> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......

I'm enjoying his hosting so far.  I've enjoyed all of the anchor persons but 
I find Costa's approach (whihc I assume ahs determined the latest direction 
of the show) quite itneresting.  I like the sort of places that have been 
visited since he's taken over - I'm more into trying to eat out of my garden 
than have a showplace garden with well trimmed edges. 

On 28/05/2012 11:06 PM, Farm1 wrote:
> "SG1"<lostit@the.races.com>  wrote in message
> news:4faf5136$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
>> Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet
>> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......
>
> I'm enjoying his hosting so far.  I've enjoyed all of the anchor persons but
> I find Costa's approach (whihc I assume ahs determined the latest direction
> of the show) quite itneresting.  I like the sort of places that have been
> visited since he's taken over - I'm more into trying to eat out of my garden
> than have a showplace garden with well trimmed edges.
>
>
Costa at times can be interesting but I wish someone would take the 
shears to him before the cooties finish the job

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"atec77" <"atec77 "@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
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> On 28/05/2012 11:06 PM, Farm1 wrote:
>> "SG1"<lostit@the.races.com>  wrote in message
>> news:4faf5136$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
>>> Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet
>>> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......
>>
>> I'm enjoying his hosting so far.  I've enjoyed all of the anchor persons 
>> but
>> I find Costa's approach (whihc I assume ahs determined the latest 
>> direction
>> of the show) quite itneresting.  I like the sort of places that have been
>> visited since he's taken over - I'm more into trying to eat out of my 
>> garden
>> than have a showplace garden with well trimmed edges.
>>
>>
> Costa at times can be interesting but I wish someone would take the shears 
> to him before the cooties finish the job

Wonder how he would look with flames everywhere????

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On 29/05/12 07:42, SG1 wrote:
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> "atec77" <"atec77 "@hotmail.com> wrote in message

>> Costa at times can be interesting but I wish someone would take the
>> shears to him before the cooties finish the job
>
> Wonder how he would look with flames everywhere????

Just gimp* his black hair red and orange.




*photoshop for the windows slaves.

"atec77" <"atec77 "@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
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> On 28/05/2012 11:06 PM, Farm1 wrote:
>> "SG1"<lostit@the.races.com>  wrote in message
>> news:4faf5136$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
>>> Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet
>>> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......
>>
>> I'm enjoying his hosting so far.  I've enjoyed all of the anchor persons 
>> but
>> I find Costa's approach (whihc I assume ahs determined the latest 
>> direction
>> of the show) quite itneresting.  I like the sort of places that have been
>> visited since he's taken over - I'm more into trying to eat out of my 
>> garden
>> than have a showplace garden with well trimmed edges.
>>
>>
> Costa at times can be interesting but I wish someone would take the shears 
> to him before the cooties finish the job

That comment sounds just like my reactionary father.  He used to say the 
same thing about one of my hairy boyfriends from my dim distant youth.

That hairy boyfriend means that I know how to spot clean hair and beards on 
very hairy males.  If the hair shines, it's clean.  Costa's hair and beard 
is scrupulously clean.  I wish I could say the same thing about the skin of 
some middle aged bald pates I've seen. 

On 31/05/12 13:38, Farm1 wrote:

> That comment sounds just like my reactionary father.  He used to say the
> same thing about one of my hairy boyfriends from my dim distant youth.
>
> That hairy boyfriend means that I know how to spot clean hair and beards on
> very hairy males.  If the hair shines, it's clean.  Costa's hair and beard
> is scrupulously clean.  I wish I could say the same thing about the skin of
> some middle aged bald pates I've seen.

On TV?, probbly powdered to prevent it doing that.

In any case I learnt long ago that not all learning comes nicely packaged.

terryc wrote:
> On 31/05/12 13:38, Farm1 wrote:
>
>> That comment sounds just like my reactionary father.  He used to say
>> the same thing about one of my hairy boyfriends from my dim distant
>> youth. That hairy boyfriend means that I know how to spot clean hair and
>> beards on very hairy males.  If the hair shines, it's clean. Costa's hair 
>> and beard is scrupulously clean.  I wish I could say
>> the same thing about the skin of some middle aged bald pates I've
>> seen.
>
> On TV?, probbly powdered to prevent it doing that.
>
> In any case I learnt long ago that not all learning comes nicely
> packaged.

Nah.  The Prime Minister's policies are wrong because her arse is too big. 
Or so I have been told by people who ought to know.  The same logic tells us 
the leader of the opposition cannot be right because his ears flap in a wind 
and he wears budgie smugglers.  No doubt Costa could gain a bunch of IQ 
points by shaving.

D 

"David Hare-Scott" <secret@nospam.com> wrote in message 
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> terryc wrote:
>> On 31/05/12 13:38, Farm1 wrote:
>>
>>> That comment sounds just like my reactionary father.  He used to say
>>> the same thing about one of my hairy boyfriends from my dim distant
>>> youth. That hairy boyfriend means that I know how to spot clean hair and
>>> beards on very hairy males.  If the hair shines, it's clean. Costa's 
>>> hair and beard is scrupulously clean.  I wish I could say
>>> the same thing about the skin of some middle aged bald pates I've
>>> seen.
>>
>> On TV?, probbly powdered to prevent it doing that.
>>
>> In any case I learnt long ago that not all learning comes nicely
>> packaged.
>
> Nah.  The Prime Minister's policies are wrong because her arse is too big. 
> Or so I have been told by people who ought to know.  The same logic tells 
> us the leader of the opposition cannot be right because his ears flap in a 
> wind and he wears budgie smugglers.  No doubt Costa could gain a bunch of 
> IQ points by shaving.
>
> D
No sure about the IQ but would be a darn sight easier on the eyes.

"terryc" <newsninespam-spam@woa.com.au> wrote in message 
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> On 31/05/12 13:38, Farm1 wrote:
>
>> That comment sounds just like my reactionary father.  He used to say the
>> same thing about one of my hairy boyfriends from my dim distant youth.
>>
>> That hairy boyfriend means that I know how to spot clean hair and beards 
>> on
>> very hairy males.  If the hair shines, it's clean.  Costa's hair and 
>> beard
>> is scrupulously clean.  I wish I could say the same thing about the skin 
>> of
>> some middle aged bald pates I've seen.
>
> On TV?, probbly powdered to prevent it doing that.

No, when I wrote that I wasn't thinking of bald pates I've seen on TV.
>
> In any case I learnt long ago that not all learning comes nicely packaged.

True.  Some of it comes in butt ugly packaging ;-)) 

"David Hare-Scott" <secret@nospam.com> wrote in message 
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> terryc wrote:
>> On 31/05/12 13:38, Farm1 wrote:
>>
>>> That comment sounds just like my reactionary father.  He used to say
>>> the same thing about one of my hairy boyfriends from my dim distant
>>> youth. That hairy boyfriend means that I know how to spot clean hair and
>>> beards on very hairy males.  If the hair shines, it's clean. Costa's 
>>> hair and beard is scrupulously clean.  I wish I could say
>>> the same thing about the skin of some middle aged bald pates I've
>>> seen.
>>
>> On TV?, probbly powdered to prevent it doing that.
>>
>> In any case I learnt long ago that not all learning comes nicely
>> packaged.
>
> Nah.  The Prime Minister's policies are wrong because her arse is too big.

LOL.

> Or so I have been told by people who ought to know.  The same logic tells 
> us the leader of the opposition cannot be right because his ears flap in a 
> wind and he wears budgie smugglers.

Here was I thinking he wasn't too bright because of his desperate hunt to 
possess the poisoned chalice that would apply to anyone in the PMs position 
in the current House.  If he was brighter he might just sit back and wait 
till he can get a clear majority.

No doubt Costa could gain a bunch of IQ
> points by shaving.

Dunno 'bout that.  His hairness makes one notice how nice his eyes are, says 
she dragging her toe through the sand.........

On Mon, 28 May 2012 12:23:39 +1000, terryc
<newsninespam-spam@woa.com.au> wrote:

>On 13/05/12 16:14, SG1 wrote:
>> Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet
>> that now heads the show???? I have turned off......
>
>In the past, I had watched his show on the other channel, but after a 
>while it became very, very repetitive. 

Agree with that, I thought his first series was interesting - more
about the 'nuts and bolts' of gardening... then it sorta drifted off
on community gardens ad nauseam. 

>I was rather surprised when the 
>ABC took him on. No new ideas, just poach whatever they can.
>
>In any case, I find the show very light on content and I usually have 
>far better things to do.

Haven't watched it as yet, may never get around to it. I'd much rather
listen to Peter Cundall every Saturday morning on ABC Northern Tas.

>I can overcome my preferences in hair/beard styles if the information 
>content makes it worthwhile.

Doesn't worry me in the least.

On Sun, 13 May 2012 16:14:14 +1000, "SG1" <lostit@the.races.com>
wrote:

>Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet 
>that now heads the show???? I have turned off......

Are you related to Flo Bjelkie Peterson or Esme Watson by any chance?

On 13/06/12 08:29, Je�us wrote:

>> I can overcome my preferences in hair/beard styles if the information
>> content makes it worthwhile.
>
> Doesn't worry me in the least.

Oh good {:-)}}} and no it isn't costa and pre dates him for decades.

On Sun, 13 May 2012 16:14:14 +1000, "SG1"
<lostit@the.races.com> wrote:

>Is there anyone out there whoactually likes the walking shag pile carpet 
>that now heads the show???? I have turned off......

........ I always use a PVR for TV and so I can
always avoid the hairy gypsy-Gurus.  

They're swarming on TV now; what with endless
contrived cooking shows, travelogues (blond
bimbos), and history lectures from Egypt to
British coasts in which the talking head and the
arm-waving Robbie the Robot effectively blocks the
screen with its huge mug.

What a rip off:  behind all these bright
technicolored "shows" lurk clever marketeers using
the latest techniques to open the wallets.   Does
it ever rain on these shows?  The sun always
shines and the mug always smiles.

In the good old days we had Jesus & Paul of
Tarsus; and so on and on it goes....