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Echoes in the Wire Unspooling Day 1

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  Scene 1 In the cradle of copper veins, where the first byte flickered like a eucalyptus firefly against the millennial dusk of 2000, threads uncoiled—raw and unbidden, a post-punk snarl weaving through the static hum of dial-up dreams. Imagine the snare drum's ghost-crack echoing off Uluru's red flanks , not as a conquest but as a lover's bruise, blooming violet under star-pricked skin. Here, rebellion wasn't a fist raised in Canberra's marbled halls but a glitch in the grid . A Laughing Clowns howl warping the airwaves, sonic annotation—jagged guitar riffs splintering into didgeridoo drones , fading to the hiss of cooling circuits. The wire remembers: a young voice, pixels pulsing with the fury of forgotten tapes, cassette ribbons unravelling like the Murray-Darling 's parched secrets, whispering of bans that bind not bodies but bytes, burqas woven into neural lace, veils pleading for the light they obscure. Be Creative and Innovative with Knowledge Jo...

What a bloke

What a bloke, McGuire.


Homophobic Comments



Homophobic comments in the Winter Olympics
''They don't leave anything in the locker room, those blokes,'' said Molloy.
''They don't leave anything in the closet either, do they?'' McGuire said, laughing.
''Careful,'' Molloy replied. ''You'll get yourself into trouble.''
Channel 9 Response: NO COMMENT

Racist Comments


Calling the Australian of the year King Kong, 
The conversation: he is a throwback to the old racist, sexist culture that has blighted Australian sport.


Sexist Comments


The Age: he would pay $50,000 to see  Wilson stay under a pool of iced water and charge an extra $10,000 for "everyone to stand around the outside and bomb her".


Sexist President of Collingwood Passive Decision

He chooses to non-attend the first AFLW game, in which his team, the team he is president of, had the honor to play. Rather than acting as the leader - the President of the Collingwood Football Club, he chose to commentate at a male boxing match.

The Age: It looks like "Eddie Everywhere" McGuire can't be everywhere - or at least not when it comes to women's footy.



Talk is cheap and talk is also easy for this bloke.  What a bloke, McGuire.

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