Daily advice

[Neville Briggs]

I could be wrong, Heather, but I am imagining Clive Palmer poetry to be like that of Gina Rinehart's.

[Heather]

You need to put your new word into a sentence to demonstrate that you know how to use it Bob.... (That's what we used to do at school)

Neville, the little I heard of Clive's "Poetry" on Annabelle Crab's dinner show was not what I'd call inspiring. But Clive likes it so that's all that matters. I haven't heard Gina's poetry but I think you could be right...

Heather

[Bob Pacey]

The minister was able to parabolize the story so as to make it easier to understand .

Watched a bit of Clive as well but was not impressed either by his poetry or his methodology in trying to explain why he does the things that he does.


I know one thing he needs to tidy up his eating habits ( never eat with your mouth open ) now that would bring a clip behind the ear lugs from my dad.

Bob

[Heather]

I'm not quite sure what is that you are thinking about what Clive is thinking. Do you want to read that sentence out loud Bob and see if you know what you are thinking?

I didn't pay much attention to the Clive dinner - it was pretty boring and I tuned out. Not someone I would invite to the dinner party of my imagination.... The interview with Annabelle Crab on ABC radio about the dinner and her impressions of Clive was much more interesting...

Heather

[Bob Pacey]

Oh Heather you know what I meant ( lets out an exasperated sigh )

is the radio interview on demand ?


Bob

[Heather]

(shrug)

[Neville Briggs]

I didn't see Clive cooking, I was too interested in Silvia Colloca doing cooking.

[Neville Briggs]

You cannot think clearly if you cannot speak and write clearly.

John Searle

[Heather]

You cannot write clearly if you cannot think clearly.

Heather Knight

[Neville Briggs]

I think he meant that. Maybe he wasn't all that clear