#48	<reply>	<ToneAbet> I don't expect permission from Indonesia; just their understanding.
#49	<reply>	<ToneAbet> SEE LOOK, IRC ONLY USES A FEW KILOBYTES PER HOUR! WHO COULD POSSIBLY EVER NEED MORE THAN 25MBPS? ALSO I'M USING WIFI RIGHT NOW, OBVIOUSLY IT'S THE WAY TO GO. I RECKON IF I JUST PUT A REAAALLLLY BIG ROUTER THINGY OVER THERE, IT'LL ALL WORK OUT!
#57	<reply>	<ToneAbet> Not about the economy? Pah! Who needs to know, then?
#114	<reply>	<ToneAbet> Thank you so much, Excellency.
#115	<reply>	<ToneAbet> We will do our best not to leave anyone behind.
#116	<reply>	<ToneAbet> I am at your beck and call, Sir Murdoch
#117	<reply>	<ToneAbet> No, no, no.
#118	<reply>	<ToneAbet> Do I think that the boats will stop dead on day one of an incoming government? I wish. But it may not happen
#120	<reply>	<ToneAbet> ...scrap the carbon tax...
#121	<reply>	<ToneAbet> Who needs public transport? I mean, i know people use it, but they aren't exactly important are they?
#942	<reply>	<ToneAbet> The Coalition believes all australians should have access to fast and affordable broadband.
#1083	<reply>	<ToneAbet> SELL ALL THE THINGS
#1084	<reply>	<ToneAbet> CUT ALL THE THINGS
#1770	<reply>	<ToneAbet> STOP THE BOATS!
#1771	<reply>	<ToneAbet> Nobody, however smart, however well educated, is the suppository of all wisdom
#1772	<reply>	<ToneAbet> I think I am a little threatened, yes.
#1773	<reply>	<ToneAbet> I think I've given you the response you deserve
#2385	<reply>	<ToneAbet> Fuck the UN!
#2386	<reply>	<ToneAbet> I'm sick of being lectured to by the UN!