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To: The government of Victoria
TISM Mordialloc Freeway
Change the name of the Mordialloc freeway to the TISM Mordialloc Freeway as suggested by Melbourne politician Melbourne politician David Limbrick and in honour of their song The Mordialloc Rd. Duplicator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37j1IQTq080
Melbourne politician David Limbrick
https://tonedeaf.thebrag.com/melbourne-politician-freeway-named-after-tism/
âThis week the Liberal Democrats have spoken about sex and drugs, and I rise now to speak about rock and roll,â he began. âLiverpool had The Beatles, the Rocky Mountains had John Denver, and my electorate â south east metro â has TISM.â
âFor those of you who have tragically missed out, TISM stands for âthis is serious mumâ. They are an anarchic rock and roll band who were active during the â80s and â90s. They are one of our greatest cultural exports.â
Noting that he managed to see them play live twice, Mr. Limbrick went on to quote from âtheir hit, âThe Mordialloc Rd. Duplicatorâ from the album Machiavelli And The Four Seasonsâ (despite the fact the song was never a hit, and was actually released on their Great Truckinâ Songs Of The Renaissance album).
âFrom Lower Springvale to the Frankston Freeway, until you get to that bitumen stain/That runs between two road highways, happy people trapped in its invidious single lane,â he quoted.
âThere ainât no better roadworks in the nation, than the Mordialloc Road duplication.â
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37j1IQTq080
Melbourne politician David Limbrick
https://tonedeaf.thebrag.com/melbourne-politician-freeway-named-after-tism/
âThis week the Liberal Democrats have spoken about sex and drugs, and I rise now to speak about rock and roll,â he began. âLiverpool had The Beatles, the Rocky Mountains had John Denver, and my electorate â south east metro â has TISM.â
âFor those of you who have tragically missed out, TISM stands for âthis is serious mumâ. They are an anarchic rock and roll band who were active during the â80s and â90s. They are one of our greatest cultural exports.â
Noting that he managed to see them play live twice, Mr. Limbrick went on to quote from âtheir hit, âThe Mordialloc Rd. Duplicatorâ from the album Machiavelli And The Four Seasonsâ (despite the fact the song was never a hit, and was actually released on their Great Truckinâ Songs Of The Renaissance album).
âFrom Lower Springvale to the Frankston Freeway, until you get to that bitumen stain/That runs between two road highways, happy people trapped in its invidious single lane,â he quoted.
âThere ainât no better roadworks in the nation, than the Mordialloc Road duplication.â
Why is this important?
Because TISM