I think, at this point, Pete will do whatever the hell Pete wants to do.
Don't hold yr breath, though!

Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2009 15:46:10 +0000
From: powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au
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            I read in yesterday's Age that Pete's is being hassled by Michael Coppel and Chugg to reform our boyfriends for a bushfire benefit gig.

 

I dont think it'll happen. And I dont think its appropriate for Peter to sing songs that oppose his Govenments policies. Unless Rudd lets him do it and puts a massive bit in his mouth. Then thats boring.

 



"We will ride, ride, ride one more mile...Let's Ride!"



--- On Fri, 13/2/09, oldshepherd1970 <oldshepherd1970@yahoo.fr> wrote:



From: oldshepherd1970 <oldshepherd1970@yahoo.fr>

Subject: [powderworks] Re: People's thoughts on the Vic bushfires

To: powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au

Received: Friday, 13 February, 2009, 11:13 PM



Hi Powdies of the world,

Here in France, we have images of the fires in the news with grim 

casualty reports. Though, I can see that no one around here really 

feels concerned: Oz is so far, it could be on another planet.



Fear of unemployment is first priority in people's thoughts.



As a traveler, I visited this part of Australia in September 2002. 

Back then, I remember, the land was very dry, even farmland. 

I cannot say that I have friends there, but for sure I met so many 

good people that I feel more concerned than the common French.



Is it an effect of climate change? Or is it a severe effect of the 

infamous El Nino/La Nina?

It seems to me it is more likely the usual suspect: the criminally 

Insane who sets forests on fire�in Southern France, California & 

anywhere.