The D Generation Bumper Book of Aussie Heroes
The D Generation Bumper Book of Aussie Heroes by John Alsop, Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, Andrew Knight, Rob Sitch, and Magda Szubanski
It’s finally happened. I’m not funny.
All my life I’ve been told I’m a ratbag. I’m a maniac. I need help. I see life different. Hint of lunacy in the blood. Touch of madness in the haircut. Dickins, he’s crazy. Dickins, he thinks like the turn-off to Shepparton.
And generally I have to say I’ve agreed with the general view; the consensus is, always has been, that Barry Dickins is as silly as a wheel. Mind you, mostly I find people who run me down about as grim as Ryan’s rope. Grimmer. (Is there a grimmer? There must be.)
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The D Generation Bumper Book of Aussie Heroes
by John Alsop, Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner, Andrew Knight, Rob Sitch, and Magda Szubanski
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