Adam read today that Phil Goff was attending a party today at which Helen Clark will be present. An impish thought popped into Adam’s brain as he contemplated what might be a nightmare for Phil, namely the return of H1.
This led Adam to consider this song:-
Supply your own mental images, should you dare – with apologies to Tim Curry
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A TV3 Reid Research poll also out tonight put National on 54.5 percent, Labour on 30.6, Greens on 8.5, Act on 2.2 and Maori Party and NZ First on 1.5 and United Future on 0.2.
Mr Key was well out in front in the preferred prime minister stakes, with on 48.7 percent support, while Mr Goff was on 7.4 and NZ First leader Winston Peters on 3.7.
HEH HEH HEH — FUCKED. Totally FUCKED