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Old 03-07-11 at 06:14 PM   #1
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One of the funniest things I have read in a while.
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Old 03-08-11 at 08:27 AM   #3
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Old 03-12-11 at 10:43 AM   #4
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Old 03-12-11 at 12:34 PM   #5
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I hate spiders. If I am reincarnated as a spider, I will bite myself and not seek medical assistance. I have actually only seen one in the entire time I have been in the US and it was the size of a well sucked on m&m. I flicked it into the sink. In Australia, the presence of a spider involves combat gear and improvised weapons. I do miss aspects of Australia though. Not many but aspects nonetheless.
He forgot to mention the snakes??

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Contrary to popular belief, there is not a lot of snow in Australia and I recently discovered two facts;
1. Snow is cold and;
2. Coming from a climate where the coldest winter demands only complaining slightly less about how hot it is, I am ill-equipped for fact 1.
He doesn't live near me then, we get down to -8C, and while not cold by some standards, it's still bloody cold when not long prior it was above 40C.

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Dear George,
Is she also your sister? I checked out her photos on your Facebook page and while she is not exactly my type, I accept that other people have different preferences. Even when those preferences include facial tattoos and stretch pants constructed from sufficient material to shelter a small village. And their livestock. Some men enjoy dancing with other men without their tops on while others prefer the company of a woman two KFC family buckets away from upsetting the planet's rotational axis.
I read somewhere that Eskimos prefer women of girth as it provides warmth at night. I have seen the size of those igloos though and there is no way your girlfriend would make it through the opening. You could probably just construct one around her and despite the hassle of having to trudge out into the snow every day to catch and prepare the eighty seals required to maintain her mass, it would be like a kiln in there.
If I were an Eskimo, I would build my igloo next to a supermarket or on a tropical beach.
Regards, David.
I have to admit, he has a great grasp of the English language, and I quite like how he responds to peoples rudeness. I just get pissed off and hammer them, he seems to remain calm regardless of what's said.

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Old 03-12-11 at 02:40 PM   #6
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Funniest thing "he" has read in long time..
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Old 03-12-11 at 11:11 PM   #7
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He doesn't live near me then, we get down to -8C, and while not cold by some standards, it's still bloody cold when not long prior it was above 40C.
Around here, the winter occasionally goes down to about -25F (~ -32C), though it mostly stays around +15F (~ -9C) during the day. I don't think I could stand 40C (104F !), though the summer does occasionally reach into the upper 90's F and I find that intolerable.
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Old 04-14-11 at 04:11 AM   #8
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