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Get Nicked: Pop culture costumes in student IDs

Nick Pearson
Nick Pearson

What is it about Liberal leaders and talkative US political operatives?

Donald Trump's whole Russia collusion saga was triggered by his aide George Papadopoulos bragging about his Kremlin connections with Alexander Downer.

And it turns out Trump purportedly gave Malcolm Turnbull a tour through a highly sensitive facility.

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The security breach was so bad the facility had to be torn down afterwards, Bob Woodward's book Fear says.

It turns out Americans will tell our politicians just about anything.

So if we want to find out what exactly happened with the JFK assassination, we should send Scott Morrison to the Pentagon with a hidden microphone.
 
Put a Downer on

While we're on the subject, Papadopoulos went on a Twitter rant directed at Downer this week.

https://twitter.com/GeorgePapa19/status/1039367305396924416

What Papadopoulos may not realise the FBI does not have the power to investigate what Australian diplomats do in wine bars in London.

https://twitter.com/GeorgePapa19/status/1039269688436568064

Alexander Downer was the foreign minister of Australia for 11 years. Before that he was the leader of the Opposition. We do not remember him for his fishnets photo, thank you very much George.

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We remember him for this:


Bagel fable

A few weeks ago while campaigning for governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo declared that "America was never great".

His office has been engulfed in corruption scandals and he has presided over the decline of the famously dysfunctional New York subway.

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And a few days ago, his opponent Cynthia Nixon (no relation to Richard) ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel with cured salmon, cream cheese and red onion on it.

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Democracy works, people.

 
Themed IDs

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On a lighter note, student IDs are a thing at high schools in America, which seems baffling enough.

But at North Farmington High, the kids are encouraged to dress up as pop culture characters for their ID photo.

And the results are bloody brilliant.

So rather than finish up this column opining about the state of this world, Get Nicked would like to celebrate this kids, who give us hope for the future.

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https://twitter.com/Erinsa19/status/1040250541820051458
https://twitter.com/sydneyg1/status/1040229102312189957
https://twitter.com/elwell_erik/status/1040225798660218880
https://twitter.com/GwynWatson_/status/1040242338365403136
https://twitter.com/nyah_108/status/1040262802089410560
https://twitter.com/jordyn_kravitz/status/1040240353767550978

How does that high schooler even know about Full House?

https://twitter.com/glamourgirlzee1/status/1040247828692525059
https://twitter.com/v_boyadjian/status/1040224010485854208

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