Comments on: Dongtini – Episode 42

By: Non Cashed Up Bogan

Non Cashed Up Bogan — Thu, 10 May 2012 10:47:53 +0000

Violet crumble tops Crunchie in taste and texture majorly !

Bogans – next step global domination. Some more humour for you:

http://newmatilda.com/2012/05/08/smell-bogan-victory

By: Poofity Poof

Poofity Poof — Wed, 09 May 2012 17:32:58 +0000

Okay okay fine. We’ll agree to disagree. I would switch the descriptions, but that’s my personal mouth experience. The number one thing that makes your Crunchy over Violet Crumble choice respectable is the gelatin. But still, boo Crunchy! Yay Violet Crumble!

However, as a result of this shocking revelation, I can only bring my self to listen to your Crunchy-munching-mouth talk so much, I will now be doing Dongtini on the bi-weekly.

oh god I hope how much I’m joking gets across in these posts…….

By: Simone

Simone — Tue, 08 May 2012 00:46:13 +0000

For one, Crystal, Violet Crumble…blah, it’s just not as good. Crunchie is all melty and delicious! Violet Crumble feels so dry and far more of an effort to eat. Furthermore, it contains gelatine which I don’t eat, but it doesn’t bother me because I would take Crunchie over Violet Crumble any day! Yay Crunchie!

By: Poofity Poof

Poofity Poof — Mon, 07 May 2012 17:19:09 +0000

I ….. I just don’t understand. I’m shocked. Confused. I’m huddled in a pile of protective blankets, surrounded by candles, hoping, praying for some kind of understanding. Nothing makes sense anymore. I just keep rocking back and forth shivering, asking myself again and again……

HOW THE FUCK COULD YOU GO TO MOTHERFUCKING AUSTRALIA AND EAT A DISGUSTING, PICE OF SHIT, DUMB DUMB, DUMBY, DUMB DUMB CRUNCHY BAR, WHEN THERE ARE PERFECTLY GOOD, DELICIOUS, BEAUTIFUL, AMAZING BITS FROM GOD, VIOLET CRUMBLE BARS AVAILABLE?!?!?!

Explain yourself Simone.

By: Simone

Simone — Mon, 07 May 2012 01:20:13 +0000

Thanks for letting me know, Paul! It was doing that when I set it up buy then I got it to work in another browser so I thought it was a refresh problem. Will fix ASAP. Glad you found another way!

By: paul

paul — Sun, 06 May 2012 17:00:03 +0000

Ok, never mind, got you on STITCHER. You two are hilarious.

“Fem Connection” sounds vaguely gay… I wonder if Fem Connection and Bi Mart are connected?

Guys that are ‘bustin a sag’ strike me as participating in some sort of gay homophobic mating ritual.

Seems to me that if you had just stopped short with “Guy on an bus asked me which high school I go to,” that woulda been a humblebrag, but since you also included his response to your revelation about being 37 (“ew”?), I’d give you a free pass on that one. And wtf, “ew”? “WOW” maybe, but certainly not “ew.”

Sounds like you’ve run into a few fundamentalist atheists. I fail to see the superiority of the atheist who declares someone is “dumb” because that someone fails to have their amazing insight over the theist who makes a similar declaration. To me the more secure and mature person is the one who can say “I don’t know,” and be at peace with reality and honesty that much in life is unsubstantiated.

By: paul

paul — Sun, 06 May 2012 15:38:42 +0000

Bitterly disappointed… can’t get the webcast to play (“page not found?”). It didn’t work even after praying, which means one of us has secret sin in their life. sigh. I did enjoy the McDonalds song though, great voice and profound message.

By: Rebecca

Rebecca — Sat, 05 May 2012 08:25:58 +0000

Another great show ladies! I found Simone’s take on the Aussie Bogans facinating as I live in Australia and have my whole life, I feel I have just gotten used to the make up and football event outfits! I get accused of being a bogan and this concerns me. Do you think I’m a bogan ladies? Oh and the BBQ shapes? I never ever thought the name and I’ve been eating them forever! Thanks Stephy! Love having Simone in Oz! Until next time! Bye Stephanie, bye Simone! x

By: Eugene

Eugene — Fri, 04 May 2012 12:22:02 +0000

Real world example – the whole Prop 8 debacle. A religious majority wanted gay marriage to be illegal. However when it ended up in court the people who claimed that gay marriage would destroy society and the institution of marriage had to back up their claims it turned out they had nothing. The pro-gay marriage side on the other hand could provide the court with a reasoned argument for their side so they won. The minority with the just cause won and the bigoted majority lost. That is how a civilized society should be run.

By: Eugene

Eugene — Fri, 04 May 2012 12:10:24 +0000

I really wanted to weigh in on the democracy issue of whether or not to accept a religious law that had a majority vote. I think it’s completely unacceptable. Not just because it’s based in religion but also because I don’t think democracy should equal mob rule. I think a healthy democracy is one that protects the interests of the minority and the unpopular. Otherwise you end up with 2 wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for dinner (I forget who said that but I love the quote)

I think if you want something to be a law it shouldn’t matter how many people love it or hate it. All laws should be made based on reasoned logic and evidence. That way everyone gets to put their dongs on the table and we can see what they’re packing. So to speak.

If you want something to be a law you should be able to make a strong, sensible argument and you should be able to show evidence to back your claim. Then if someone disagrees they can make a counter argument and offer evidence to debunk your claim and support theirs. Then make a law or don’t based on that, not because a crowd of people believe that an undetectable entity they can neither hear or see wanted them to do something – that is no basis for government!