Dear Foxy,

The bakers will not consult with their churches because they will hang themselves on a weekday immediately after consulting with their bankers and lawyers.

Meanwhile, Max and Moritz would have had their final revenge on the baker after entering his shop pretending to be homosexuals who want to wed. If you are short of time to watch the lot, skip to minute 19 of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngd3zohpvFM

Every state and territory voted Yes by
more than 60% except for NSW where the
Yes vote was 57.8%. The No vote was 42.2%

Most Labor MPs won't have a problem - for example,
Tanya Plibersek's electorate - voted Yes by 83.7%.
Penny Wong's was equally high, as were many others.

However, who will have a problem will be Liberal MPs.
Who were part of the No campaign.
People like Tony Abbott and Mathias Cormann whose
electorates voted highly with a Yes vote. Mr
Abbott's was 75% Yes votes.

Dear Yuyutsu,

As far as bakers hanging themselves go?

Their bankers and lawyers will advise the
bakers how to succeed in their businesses.
After all there's money to be made which
is of interest to both bankers and lawyers.
And owners of small businesses have to be
taught to be more flexible.
Therefore as far as bankers and lawyers are
concerned - it will be in their interests to
keep the bakers alive and prospering.
So your comments on bakers are really out
of step with the times.

Nice try though.

"Most No voting seats were Labor held and located in Western
Sydney."

Moslems. Who hate our guts and should never have been imported.

http://freethoughtnation.com/what-does-th-koran-say-about-nonbelievers/

http://truthbeknown.com/islamquotes.htm

The only feasible purpose in importing them can be as a pretext for setting up a surveillance state disguised as war on terrorism.

Foxy,

If the maths was that simple, then only those in Labor No seats would vote against SSM, however, the other side of the equation was that those that voted Yes were generally ambivalent or already committed to labor or the greens, and TA has a sizeable majority.

Now this may have changed in 4 yrs, but if not Labor could be in trouble.

Dear Shadow Minister,

This postal survey has been a major win for
the Prime Minister. There is no question
about that. And for the first time in many
months we saw the old Malcolm Turnbull make
a come-back. The man was impressive today.
He behaved like a leader when he stated:

"And now it is up to us here in the Parliament of
Australia to get on with it - to get on with the
job the Australian people have tasked us to do and
get this done this year, before Christmas. That
must be our commitment."

If this continues - who knows what can happen at
the next election. One thing is clear though -
Mr Abbott is totally out of touch (aka Mark Latham).
As the 75% Yes vote in Mr Abbott's electorate of
Warringah - clearly shows.