The content discusses various humorous anecdotes and observations regarding different topics. Maureen Casey of Breakfast Point recalls having to learn the rules of different football codes while attending her grandson’s grand finals in Mudgee and Coffs Harbour. Bob Ambrose of Narooma jokes about a rumor involving the Swans team bus breaking down and being replaced by Katy Perry’s dancers. John Swanton of Coogee humorously suggests that Superman is avoiding the paparazzi by pretending to be Clark Kent, a mild-mannered reporter.
Don Bain of Port Macquarie muses about Superman’s iconic transformation in phone booths and the confusion surrounding Lois Lane’s inability to recognize him with simple disguise. Ronald Rosen of Kingsford humorously asks whether a lawyer could be prosecuted for soliciting if they appeared in court without their briefs. Andrew Cohen of Glebe jokes about the unconventional fashion choices of various politicians, including Gareth Ward’s decision to eschew trousers and Tony Abbott’s infamous budgie smugglers.
Drusi Megget of Port Macquarie finds humor in a photo of the Murdoch family all wearing the same suit, speculating on whether they received a memo or bought a job lot of identical suits. Ann Thomas of Balmain anticipates problems with a Latin teacher who is a native speaker always being late for work. The content is meant to be light-hearted and entertaining, with readers sharing their own funny observations and questions on a wide range of topics.
