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remember they wouldn't work & channel 9 got them all great jobs & it didn't last a month, so i ask whatever happened to them ?

They better not be on the dole then!

they are coaching staff at the Glenelg Footy club

power01 wrote:they are coaching staff at the Glenelg Footy club

Or the cleaners at Alberton.

regards,

REB

Wouldn't be surprised if she turned up on the "Home Girls" page in The Picture...

Pseudo wrote:Wouldn't be surprised if she turned up on the "Home Girls" page in The Picture...

i'd buy a copy, she (& her brothers) has no brain but she (at least had) a great body (no not a copy of her brothers)

Pseudo wrote:Wouldn't be surprised if she turned up on the "Home Girls" page in The Picture...

She posed for Playboy...

I thought she was hosting a kiddies wildlife show in the US?

zipzap wrote:I thought she was hosting a kiddies wildlife show in the US?

No, that's the second annoying pain in the @rse named Bindi.

That whole 'Paxton Kids' story was just typical Trash T.V. media beat-up those crap 6:30pm timeslot
half hour braindead televisual sewage shows like 'A Current Affair' or 'Today Tonight' pump out!
Designed to make shut-ins, morons & specially old biddies say things like
"Oh Dear, the Country's in such a mess!... Back in my day you could leave the front door open!"
before they write countless letters to 'the Advertiser' about bringing back 'Public Flogging' &
'Compulsory National Service'...
Bloody Hell! Only a mouthbreathing halfwit would get sucked in by this manipulative dribble!

Snaggletooth Tiger wrote:That whole 'Paxton Kids' story was just typical Trash T.V. media beat-up those crap 6:30pm timeslot half hour braindead televisual sewage shows like 'A Current Affair' or 'Today Tonight' pump out!

Pure farce.

Best part was when John Safran and Shane Paxton rummaged through Ray Martin's garbage at his home.

And Ray cracked a minda!

Didn't like his own shonky ethics being used against him.

Not one bit...

Mel and Koshi will dig them up for a where are they now special.

Snaggletooth Tiger wrote:... Back in my day you could leave the front door open!"

It is true though, you could, and you could use public transport without getting assaulted, and nobody stole your bike and you didn't need to chain it up, and even if they did as might rarely happen your kids could walk to school in safety. There has been a shift of attitude over the years. People are more selfish, and the state governemnts no longer fund enough policing to reinforce the self-control of the marginally antisocial.

It was all predicted by US Psychologist, Hans Eysenck, back in the late 1960s or early 1970s in his book, "Sex, Violence, and the Media."

Snaggletooth Tiger wrote:That whole 'Paxton Kids' story was just typical Trash T.V. media beat-up those crap 6:30pm timeslot
half hour braindead televisual sewage shows like 'A Current Affair' or 'Today Tonight' pump out!
Designed to make shut-ins, morons & specially old biddies say things like
"Oh Dear, the Country's in such a mess!... Back in my day you could leave the front door open!"
before they write countless letters to 'the Advertiser' about bringing back 'Public Flogging' &
'Compulsory National Service'...
Bloody Hell! Only a mouthbreathing halfwit would get sucked in by this manipulative dribble!

Agree totally with this. I liked the send up the "D-Generation" did of this affair, and how they underlined the whole Oz media vs. three kids scenario. Scary thing was how many people jumped on board and wanted to sink the boot in to these kids. A radio station ran a phone-in where regular people would call if they "spotted a Paxton". One woman/young girl, inconsiderate of the fact that the program was being broadcast at her place of business, for all to hear, called up with the claim "There's one in my shop now!". Bindi later related this story to a newspaper interview.
One of the things I despise most about the innate behaviour of mankind is the need to jump onside with what appears to be strong, just so they can reassure their primative sense of self-esteem by causing misery to the side or individuals that appear weak.

Psyber wrote:

Snaggletooth Tiger wrote:... Back in my day you could leave the front door open!"

It is true though, you could, and you could use public transport without getting assaulted, and nobody stole your bike and you didn't need to chain it up, and even if they did as might rarely happen your kids could walk to school in safety. There has been a shift of attitude over the years. People are more selfish, and the state governemnts no longer fund enough policing to reinforce the self-control of the marginally antisocial.

It was all predicted by US Psychologist, Hans Eysenck, back in the late 1960s or early 1970s in his book, "Sex, Violence, and the Media."

Agree with this too.
I remember on hot days people would sleep on their front lawns. I guess it is all cyclic. If you go back far enough in time, I'm sure you'd find a day where our ancestors were too scared to go outside at all, let alone walk to school by themselves.
I'd be interested in reading that Hans Eysenck book. He probably would have a few more predictions about where the social trends may take us from here.