Lyndon Hood - Lyndone Hoode, Wellington
Friday, October 04, 2013
werewolf » From The Hood : Pure Petroleume
Lorde parody, based on a general idea which must be among the three most obvious Royals parody ideas (done at least once). But turned out to be good timing, what with yesterday's news.
Labels: cars, climate change, energy policy, lorde, nz politics, oil, parody, royals, transport
Lyndon Hood - in the neighbourhood of *something*
Friday, February 10, 2012
werewolf » From the Hood: Howdy Neighbour!
From the lastest Werewolf. Mostly I'm just canvassing different modes of sharing the link to see who gets my Chills reference first.
Labels: audio, music, nz politics, parody, police, prisons, satire, sesame street, The Chills, the people in your neighbourhood, transport, welfare, werewolf
Lyndon Hood - malcontent, Wellington
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
New Hood: Protest Briefs
Includes: Truckies Win General Election; Protestors March Against Annette King; McVicar welcomes Peter Low to ''Hardline Punishment Lobbyists With Some Really Kooky Opinions'' Club; Mark Resolves Thorny PR Issue.
It's all very well that transport is the life blood of the economy, but somebody has to pay for the veins.
On another topic, I like to believe somebody won an office pool by getting the TV3 presenter (I think) to say that South African rugby player was "receiving treatment for a groin injury but there are no hard feelings".
And if anybody wants to send Flying Spaghetti Monster DVDs to schools, I'm in.
Includes: Truckies Win General Election; Protestors March Against Annette King; McVicar welcomes Peter Low to ''Hardline Punishment Lobbyists With Some Really Kooky Opinions'' Club; Mark Resolves Thorny PR Issue.
It's all very well that transport is the life blood of the economy, but somebody has to pay for the veins.
On another topic, I like to believe somebody won an office pool by getting the TV3 presenter (I think) to say that South African rugby player was "receiving treatment for a groin injury but there are no hard feelings".
And if anybody wants to send Flying Spaghetti Monster DVDs to schools, I'm in.
Labels: nz politics, satire, sensible sentencing trust, transport, trucks
