Dale Kerrigan | The Castle Quotes

Pity my oldest brother couldn’t be there. His name’s Wayne. He’s in jail. Eight years for armed robbery. Many people would call him the black sheep of the family, but not Mum and Dad. He got caught up with the wrong crowd – he didn’t mean to rob the petrol station! Now he’s sorry.

Pity my oldest brother couldn’t be there. His name’s Wayne. He’s in jail. Eight years for armed robbery. Many people would call him the black sheep of the family, but not Mum and Dad. He got caught up with the wrong crowd – he didn’t mean to rob the petrol station! Now he’s sorry.

by Dale Kerrigan

Pity my oldest brother couldn’t be there. His name’s Wayne. He’s in jail. Eight years for armed robbery. Many people would call him the black sheep of the family, but not Mum and Dad. He got caught up with the wrong crowd – he didn’t mean to rob the petrol station! Now he’s sorry.

Coco had a son. Dad called him ‘Son of Coco’.

by Dale Kerrigan

Pity my oldest brother couldn’t be there. His name’s Wayne. He’s in jail. Eight years for armed robbery. Many people would call him the black sheep of the family, but not Mum and Dad. He got caught up with the wrong crowd – he didn’t mean to rob the petrol station! Now he’s sorry.

If Dad is the backbone, Mum is the other bones. All of ’em.

by Dale Kerrigan

Pity my oldest brother couldn’t be there. His name’s Wayne. He’s in jail. Eight years for armed robbery. Many people would call him the black sheep of the family, but not Mum and Dad. He got caught up with the wrong crowd – he didn’t mean to rob the petrol station! Now he’s sorry.

He reckons powerlines are a reminder of man’s ability to generate electricity.

by Dale Kerrigan

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