At two ninety eight I’m feelin’ great,
The end of the pulp mill I just can’t wait.

If hit hits two twenty five
A few more animals may survive.

Perhaps real soon we’ll see a dollar ten,
Then we can all get some sleep again.

When it hits a dollar one,
That is when we can have some fun.

So stay tuned to this rocky slide.
Until then watch our community divide…

I’m impressed Dave!
How about you put one together regarding the price increases for transport fuel, fertilizer and chemical spray etc…

A week ago it was about $US 99 a barrel, now near $US 110/ barrel of crude.
The Singapore crude is higher again.
I realize that there are hard times ahead, but JohnPaul need the experience.
Hope many people be at the walk for change in Launceston this Friday, 11am @GREED’s headquater.
I will be there in spirit, but my family will be there in person.
Keep up the great work mate

Just for you “EC”

It’s been a while since I used to drive trucks,
You could fill the tank up for a couple of bucks.

You could drive on the highways or take it off road,
You could drive it half full or double the load.

You never got stopped or busted for driving like a jet,
You could drive in the rain so fast you’d never get wet

We were paid a fair price to scrap our trees,
To give them away for practically free

But these days it’s changed, the greenies are to blame,
They’ve put the price of diesel up, they should be ashamed.

For they don’t like us truckies or the logs in our trucks,
They prefer hybrid cars, dolphins and ducks.

Paul’s pulp has come true; we’ll all have a ball
And toast our leader for saving us all.

With subsidised fuel, free trees and farmland,
He’s done it all has our Paul just by waving his hand.

So greenies don’t worry about the cost of our fuel,
Just swing in your trees, eat mung beans and gruel.