Too busy to blog this morning. (Reasons: 1 2 3 4 5 )
Found this article on a Chinese language web site. I can’t read it, so I fed it into the Google translator facility .
I’m sure in the original Chinese, it’s completely grammatically correct — it’s the automated translation back to English that’s so entertaining. Some highlights:
Melbourne train passengers surge in the provincial government faces test of public transport services
crowded urban train in Melbourne on the number of passengers has created a new record, exceeding the 200 million people, but new data show that the surge in passengers And the provincial government to take the corresponding measures is not enough.
…
Governor Brumby said that in the past few years, travel by public transport of passengers is “extraordinary” rate of growth. He said that only in the past year, this increase in the number of about 25 million people.
…
...
Content suppressed by ://URLFAN, for full article visit source
Websites mentioned in article (click for rank details):
In response to Washington’s criticism of the "big 3’s" CEOs flying in, in their private jets with tin begging cups in hand and suggesting that they should have used public transportation instead......I assume then that the country’s "TOP CEO", the President himself, will be giving up on Air Force One...after all, Washington should lead by example surely, especially as head of the country’s most bankrupt firm of all???? ... more
After a patchy run for John Brumby in recent polling, ACNielsen today gives strong reason to think his Victorian government is not headed down the same path as its counterparts in New South Wales. The survey of 1009 voters has Labor leading 55-45 on two-party preferred, and 44 per cent to 39 per cent on the primary vote. Approval and disapproval ratings are 45 per cent and 36 per cent for Brumby, against 37 per cent and 35 per cent for Opposition Leader Ted Baillieu. Brumby leads 52 per cent ... more
More posts from www.danielbowen.com
Are you my mummy? From: danielbowen.com Post Date: 2008-05-21 02:43:09
Doctor Who fans, rejoice. Acclaimed writer Steven Moffat , who wrote some of the most memorable (and Hugo-award-winning ) recent stories such as Blink and The Empty Child, has been appointed the next Lead Writer and Executive Producer of the show, taking over from sometimes-loved, sometimes-loathed Russell T Davies.
“My entire career has been a Secret Plan to get this job,” said Steven Moffat. “I applied before but I got knocked back cos the BBC wanted someone el... more
Is the fact that your car is not in your driveway an advertisement to potential burglars that you’re not home?
A lot of people drive every day. So if the car isn’t there, it may be a good sign that nobody’s there. One exception might be in a one-car family where there are often people home even though the car’s gone.
I have a driveway, and a car to go in it, but don’t drive every day . So maybe leaving the car parked there while I’m out is a sign that so... more
Big chunky cars From: danielbowen.com Post Date: 2008-05-19 11:58:55
It would seem that big chunky cars are a symbol of luxury in automative design. Like that new big chunky Chrysler 300C that they keep advertising on SBS on Saturday nights — a snip at $54K for the base model — it might just beat the luxury car tax.
It looks like a big fat capitalist’s car. There’s been one hanging about in my street recently each weekend, driven by a big fat real estate agent.
Something about it, especially the design of the big fat front, says &#... more
It apparently happened about 8:30am overnight, but was only noticed at 8:30am .
A 20 year old man decided to do a bit of “train surfing”.
He touched the wires. Zap. Dead.
By the time I went through at about 9:30, they were cleaning up the scene. Not that you could see anything; bystanders were kept well away.
What a stupid way to die.
Don’t do it, kids. ... more
Feeds and posts are not affliated with ://URLFAN. They are displayed here simply for informational purposes, if you would like to remove your feed, posts, or domain from ranking and analysis, please contact us.
Content suppressed by ://URLFAN, for full article 
Websites mentioned in article
Buzz Words mentioned in article:
How popular is www.danielbowen.com?
