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Ninety percent of the politicians give the other ten percent a bad name.


So I hear around the traps that there has been an election of some kind, somewhere, featuring some voting, some parties and some dudes. Great to hear. On that note, I wish Helen Clark and company the best, and support New Zealanders in whatever they decide, it's an important time for that great country.

What better way to kick back after a hard few weeks on the huskings than stripping down to the undies, hopping on the banana lounge with a fine malt whiskey in one hand, and a Paddle Pop in the other?

I'm not sure about the Paddle Pop actually, but Lark Distillery, pictured above, is a great place for whiskey. So come on, what are you waiting for? Cast your vote, hop on the plane, loosen the strides and I'll bring the Paddle Pops!

Comments

yournotalone said…
I am not from NZ but I wish I could do that, well, may be in 20-30 years if politicians will not stifle the development of technologies we will be able to travel from Europe to Tasmania in 2h with superfast trains, who knows:)
Kris McCracken said…
Aigars, we don't have passenger trains here in Tasmania, much to my frustration. It seems that your politicians are much like ours, stifling new ideas!