Stuff Up of the Day
Today’s Stuff up from Stuff says that the brand new planes will arrive in 2022 but won’t be in action till 2023.
Fun Stuff
Daily Roundup
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Stuff Up of the Day
It seems that waterspouts have trouble travelling into Auckland, they have to thumb a ride to get there. From the NZ Herald 13 August:
Daily Roundup
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Stuff Up of the Day
There is a deliberate error in the image we use for Stuff Up of the day as it is part of the joke. The error in Politik’s pop up on their site however, has somehow gone unnoticed and uncorrected since the site launched.
Face of the Day
That look you give when you’re told the secret internal poll numbers Blueburd
Television Tuesday
One of my favourite Walton episodes. In this scene Lyle Thomason, played wonderfully by Dennis Kort, is a college student genius who scandalises the devout Baptist family with his views on religion. Very funny.
Daily Roundup
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Daily Roundup
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Politically Incorrect Comedy Corner
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Stuff Up of the Day
Where to even start… Chris Keall continues to show an inability to cut and paste and then use joining words to stitch an article together. He was bad at NBR, but this is a low point. Clearly, the sub-editors have been outsourced to a company in outer Mongolia.
