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Landau's out
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It's all in the sauce
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30 June 2017
Terrorists get terrorised
The Bellend of the Month for June 2017 is Moutia Elzahed, the burqa-wearing wife of a convicted terrorist recruiter. The NSW District Court has ruled Elzahed, along with her husband and teenage sons, must pay $95,000 to the Federal Police and more than $150,000 to NSW police. The ruling comes after Ms Elzahed lost her bid to sue both agencies last December over claims of assault during a counter-terrorism raid on her Revesby home. She claimed she was punched and handcuffed in an 'aggressive and hurtful manner' when police stormed her south-western Sydney home in September 2014. And they have 28 days to pay up. Serves them right, but you try coming up with $250,000 in 28 days.
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That here is the true definition of spastic
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We may have lost a Batman, but we also lost the idiot who invented pineapple pizza
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Orange leader invents covfefe
This week US President Donald Trump tweeted, "Despite the constant negative press covfefe." Within 20 minutes, it had been retweeted 13,000 times, liked 16,000 times, and "covfefe" was trending worldwide. So what is covfefe? A typo of coverage? The tweet was sent about midnight in Washington, so maybe a plea for coffee? His password? It seemed even the POTUS did not know, tweeting just after 6am DC time, "Who can figure out the true meaning of 'covfefe'???" I bet it means something rude.