ODE TO JOY

pazzoredento 16 May 2010 0 minutes read

Beer for breakfast
Liquor for lunch
But for dinner
the winner
is wine

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Poet Know It All · 16 years ago
Sprightly, with rythmn, and a punch to end it off.

6 out of 10 on the Know It All scale...
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CLOCKDVA · 16 years ago
Sums me up right enough. Nothing to add really. Salut!
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LOG · 16 years ago
Brother, I'm there
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On May 15th 1870, Edward Kelly (age 15) was brought up before Dr Heath and Mr Perry in the Benalla Court on a charge of Highway Robbery Under Arms. The prosecution applied for a remand of seven days in order to gather their witnesses. The remand was granted and young Kelly was taken back to the lockup. During the hearing, the court was crowded with an audience who come to watch the fate of the young bushranger. It was described by the press how Kelly would look around the courtroom and smiled with a sense of bravado and he assumed a 'jaunty air'. While in his cell, it was reported that he 'sang like a bird' and evidently considered himself a character to be admired.