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Ain't no party like a home office Christmas party
It has come to the attention of the CEO that some staff have been disgracing themselves before the appropriate time, that is, before the corporation's annual Christmas party.
It has come to the attention of the CEO that some staff have been disgracing themselves before the appropriate time, that is, before the corporation's annual Christmas party.
I was only eight years old when I realised I was straight. Of course, I didn't think of it like that. My thoughts ran more along the lines of "Gee, I like Cheryl Bazely. I wonder if I could sit next to her?"
I've just had a year off the grog, or the better part of one anyway. I blame, or credit, Peter FitzSimons, writes John Birmingham.
Donald Trump is what happens when a country gets rich but its people don't.
John Birmingham says he read Senator Malcolm Roberts' scorching indictment of the CSIRO's criminal conspiracy to ruin us all, so you wouldn't have to.
John Birmingham discusses the big salmon question - cream cheese or scrambles eggs.
Donald Trump has done nothing wrong.
There is no such thing as twenty-two dollar avocado toast.
Working in the media can make it hard to see the lighter side.
The flat-earthers and denialists are rising.
We must stand, and bend over, for a precious Australian tradition.
How many exercise reminders can you stand?
How much will be given to sweating pig circus of morons?
Later this week, you'll be freaking out.
Prepare to pay $8 for a flat white coffee.
Can we bring more destructive blockbusters to Brisvegas?
Most of us have been off our chops at one time or another.
Thanks Australian Bureau of Statistics, you've ruined everything.
Listen to humourless atheists a Jedi does not.
Twitter could suffer from extreme politicization of everything.
It's hard to believe I have to do this again.
Pokemon Go thingies have taken over our streets.
A billion dollars doesn't make you smart. It just makes you rich.
I have a confession to make.
It's Collingwood's decision whether to get rid of Eddie.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend, as the old saying would have it. Unless they're gay, in which case… awkward!
Can a man really, truly commit to ideal of gender equality?
It's a pity. That reef was beautiful. Oh well.
Conditions already exist to make it possible in Australia.
Comment: As the savage reaction to a seemingly simple question subsided, a new response emerged.
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