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On the latest episode of
For All Mankind, a United States astronaut, while hovering on the moon, fires a gun that’s painted white. He’s shooting at a practice target. He misses.
The other astronauts inspect the target for a bullet hole. They can’t find one. “It could be in orbit,” a woman suggests. “No one’s ever shot a rifle here before, so for all we know, that bullet might be going around the moon, and coming right back around.”
Silence. Fear. Can that really happen? Could the bullet hit them?
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This article on the conduct of ministerial advisers first appeared in October 2016. It made such a mark that it was republished in The Weekend Australian
. After this week’s revelations, it’s worth revisiting to see how much we called out then and, sadly, how little has changed.
Once again politics and budgie smugglers have divided a nation and provided days of rather unusual commentary.
The familiarity is comforting.
So it’s come to pass that Jack Walker, a Turnbull government adviser, was one of nine men arrested in Malaysia after a premeditated strip at the local Grand Prix.
Clad in undies depicting the Malaysian flag, they drank from the shoes of victory and, remarkably, offended the deeply conservative Muslim nation.
By Ann Rostow–
Let’s start with videos. Last time I implored you all to check out
The West Wing-style credits featuring Joe Biden and his new staff. However, I then directed you through cyberspace with the name of some guy who had nothing to do with the video, but who had simply forwarded it around the internet. The video was actually made by Breeana Flannery, who deserves high praise and credit for her tour de force. Check it out at once!
I also just watched the
Saturday Night Live satiric take on “It Gets Better,” the campaign to fight school bullying by reminding tortured gay and trans kids that life improves after school days are done. Did you see it? It’s worth checking out the SNL team performing as gay adults looking back on their teenage years and telling the audience that it really does “get better.” Um, sort of.