CORY’S THREE STRIKES! – A QUALIFED OUTSIDER!

CORY’S THREE STRIKES! – A QUALIFED OUTSIDER!

(Apologies for my recent break in transmissions – frustrating technical problems in the system).

Rowan Dean and Ross Cameron bravely congratulated Cory Bernardi on their Sky News Outsiders programme. Cory Bernardi correctly predicted the consequences of tampering with the definition of marriage.

Will an apology be forthcoming from Tony Abbott? This monkey doubts it! Some excellent comment also by Professor James Allan, who has degrees from all over this world. Just what good comment should be, well done everyone!

 

 

So energising to an evolving Chimp like me to hear such definite statements and explanations concerning current events. It was almost enough to make me keen to be re-classified as human. Current human thinking about gender bending law tinkering has really put me off venturing outside the zoo!

Gibber! Gibber!

2 thoughts on “CORY’S THREE STRIKES! – A QUALIFED OUTSIDER!”

  1. Ah, Chugley, It is good to know that the technical problems have been solved.Not always easy!

    Viewing well thought out arguments and debates could understandably tempt a chimp to want to further download more human attributes. But, wait! Federal parliament will resume in November to convince you otherwise. However all is not lost, the state parliaments are still operating. Discussing such important issues of how many doctors certificates are needed in order to bump off poor Aunt Maud to gain the inheritance. If you want to live longer, stay in your current lodgings at the zoo!

    1. Dear Sydneysider,
      I do so appreciate your interest in my ongoing evolution.
      I am still in two minds about humanizing. I do enjoy the study involved. I have grown fond of the writings of Oscar Wilde, a humorist, who enjoyed highlighting human pomposity and folly. In his play, ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’, he observes “Relations are simply a tedious pack of people, who haven’t got the remotest knowledge of how to live, nor the smallest instinct of when to die” (Act 1).
      Obviously some human doctors have taken this to heart and decided to decide the fate of those they consider ‘tedious’.
      I agree, this is good cause for me to remain in my comfortable zoo lodgings.
      Gibber! Gibber!

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