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Another popular theme was to focus on the technology: That's strange. The Thompson family used to find it very therapeutic to listen to recordings of the blue footed booby bird. (Simon Kennedy, Oakleigh). I want you to fix me missus and her screaming kids, not take a flam in ' family photo! (David Horner, St Marys). Now it's off, we'll tell you our real problem! Can we just catch the end of "Days of our Lives"? I'm offering a free session to the first family to find the (Anna Crago, Southport). record button. How many family therapists does it take to set up the equipment? You want to keep two copies of the video as wedding presents for the kids! All our other therapists had state-of-the-art equipment. (Maureen Crago, Southport). I agree, Thompson, let's pull the bloody plug out! (Glenn Lamer, Nowra). You don't happen to have a 25 AMP fuse, do you? (Elliott Katz, Malvern) A few entrants commented on recursiveness: Now we'll hear what they're saying behind the mirror . . . (Peter Hallinan, Rockhampton) It's really unfair! Your team never notices when you look (Maureen Crago, Southport) uncomfortable! Now let me see, we've got the system, the observer of the system, the observer of the observer of the system, the observerof the observerof the observer of the system. Yep! we're fully recursive now. (A. Campbell, Darwin) Our runner-up. Miscellaneous originals included: I'm curious that you have concerns about confidentiality. (Elliott Katz, Malvern) Doctor, someone called me an Egotist the other day, is that an illness? Doctor, would you like us to post our AIC or shall we advise your receptionist of our fee for today's session? (Regina Sheil, Stirling). All I said was 'The dummy can sometimes be useful', (Lawrie Moloney, Bundoora) Our Best Bribe award goes to David Horner (St Marys) who kindly forwarded photocopies of monopoly money. His prize - of the Journal's profits for the last three years - is in the post. As usual, one of our judges (Brian Stagoll) has the last word: Also it's fair to warn you, Doctor, that our lawyers have advised keeping accurate records in case we decide to sue.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy – Wiley
Published: Dec 1, 1991
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