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I really, really liked late '70s, angry Elvis. The mellow, Burt Bacharach Elvis doesn't do much for me. Come back, angry Elvis! Come back....! @TheKenfig @stew771 I'm right there with ya, brothers!

Of course, "bleak" is Greer's (very) subjective opinion. For a middle class person (dreaming of life in London, or Paris, or New York) Melbourne in the late '50s and early '60s probably did seem very dull. I think, most working class people would have felt differently.

I travelled on the blue trains when I was a kid (around 1965 to 1971). First from St.Albans on the the Sydenham Line, and then from Chatham on the Lilydale Line.

@alvisc2002 Yeah, I agree. The milgram experiment is terrifying. What people will do just because the guy in the lab coat tells them to!

Google 'iron law of oligarchy' . Most of us are only too happy to let someone else be in charge (and then bitch about it). Human nature...don't you love it!

Headline: Police have arrested a warehouse for obstructing a police officer during a pursuit. The warehouse has filed a police brutality complaint.

I wouldn't describe Thomastown as the armpit of Melbourne. I'd say it was that bit between your armpit and your shoulder blade. And it's a a lot more fun than living in Altona. Oh, BTW. nice track...

@yemonjastanley You're welcome. Dave Greenfield, The Stranglers' keyboard player, was born in Brighton. I saw them live in Brighton in the early '80's (81 or 82, I think).

@lestef23 I agree...amazing. They sound like birds.

The doctor's wig might be one of the very few things to survive the nuclear holocaust.

"I would never use 'impacted' as a verb transitive." LOL

There are pubs all over England called "The Green Man".

"Euroa pub" threw me a bit...everybody in town calls it 'the middle'

I bought a copy of this documentary. McNamara was complex character. I felt he never really let his guard down. There was a lot more he could have said, but wasn't going to. There were moments of breathtaking selfpity, "I suffered, too." He seemed like the right guy in the wrong job. Perhaps, he ...

@starbuck680 Yeah, I know what you mean. Vincents look like their going fast even when they're standing still. And they have one on the most beautiful engines ever built.

@bensimps123 Thank you. I lived in the UK in the '70s. Those Sunday afternoons still haunt me. The British sense of humour is what what I admire most about them. No matter how grim things are, the British can always see the funny side of it.

@OneManSmoke Thank you, friend, for the Tangerine Dream track. Being long of tooth and grey of beard I'd heard the name before, but never listened to their stuff. Very nice...very meditative. Best wishes from the island of Shikoku.

Moon landing hoax nutjobs are, no doubt, already working on how these LRO images fit into the great moon landing hoax conspiracy. The Freemasons...Trilateral Commission...Bilderberg Group...Illuminati...NWO...international cabal of Zionist bankers...etc...etc...etc...blah, blah, blah. Neil Armstr...

How fortunate for Mr Robinson that his dreams are so "cryptic". It means he is able to interpret them how he likes after the event. If Mr Robinson can see the future, why can't he see it clearly and plainly? Why does he need to interpret cryptic images/symbols? Sorry, it's all too convenient for ...

Poor, old Norm...commanding officer of the tinfoil hat division.

Mr Mirasol, an interesting and insightful review. Regards from Australia.

The Falange was a fascist party. Between 150,000 and 400,000 people were killed by the "White Terror" in Spain. The Spanish Church was complicit in that crime. Claiming that this place is a "religious site" doesn't let anybody off the hook. Franco was a fascist dictator whose hands were soaked in...

All-in-all, I'd say it was a draw. They backed down on the name and address thing, and you backed down on the search. Both sides got to swagger away thinking: "I can pee higher up the wall than he can!"

Lived on the North Moulsecoomb estate for more than ten years. My father drove me off the estate for the last time on the 4th of February 1986. One of the happiest days of my life. There were/are some good, hard working, honest people living on the estate. However, there are others who are garba...

@buscape54 having sex with AN ape dressed as a nurse...that's a paddlin'

@Crosseyedpresident

A. (unwritten) RULE: A magistrate is not going to take the word of average 'Joe Blow' against that of two police officers.

B. EXCEPTION: If you happen to be an ex-prime minister, and former leading light of the very powerful NSW right faction of the ALP, a magistrate will, mo...

The Dirty (ex)Digger's media empire is in trouble...The reading on the schadenfreude meter is off the scale! McMullen is a walking, talking stereotype of what what you'd expect a NOTW reporter to be. Everytime he opens his mouth he condemns himself. It must have taken all Coogan's self-control to...

ahhhhhh, the '70s. Nationwide, Anna Ford (sexy but severe), Esther Rantzen, Dickie Davies...ITV Seven, isn't it? Top Deck Shandy...Are there Birds Eye beefburgers for tea, mum? The Milkybars are on me! My dad's got an Austin Allegro. Lads playing football in the park, jumpers for goalposts, rush ...

Google 'Operation Countryman'. I'd bet the farm it isn't just "a few" cops on the take.

In the, very subjective, opinion of an expat (very far from home) an Australian clear blue sky is clearer and bluer than any other clear blue sky that I have ever seen.