Apparently, the worker in the WorkChoices advertisements is an actor who has, in the past, failed to be a good boss. The ad, therefore, has to go.

I, for one, am right behind this kind of action. For too long have we been asked to accept two different concepts at the same time. Psychologists call this phenomenon "cognitive dissonance". You might recognise it by the layman's term: "bullshit". Are you aware, two people who read my blog sometimes, that in many cases of acting the person portraying a role is in no way the same as the role itself? Hard questions need to be asked. Are the rumours that Elijah Wood has a ring of power true? Is Bruce Willis, in fact, alive? And despite Tobey Maguire's love of horses being shown in Seabiscuit, is it not a fact that he once ate an entire horse, due to extreme peckishness?

It's an outrage. Nor do I feel we should stop at insisting that all filmed fiction become a documentary. I demand proof that Stevie Wonder blamed it on the sun, and that Michael Jackson refused to do so and opted for the boogie. We need to know: does anyone, really, like to move it, move it, or was that just a sham? It's time for more truth in reality, people.