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Mon 4 Nov, 2002 01:27 am
Does this mean I should put out extra place settings at the table for Sunday dinner? Will you, margo, Wilso and the doggy be showing up?
If you can just get them to sail Australia just a bit more to the west all of Melbourne could show at the next Boston Abuzzer bash!
Fishin' - this means NONE of you is safe from unexpected dinner arrivals ever again - this is called "sundowning" in Australia, or at least it was - yep, we plan never to eat at home again!
Kewl! Just umm.. Leave the muddy boots at the door.
Your timing is a wee bit off, I think. Two winters and all. But, nonetheless, welcome to the other half of the world. I always wanted to visit your place -- now we can take a day trip in my son's boat. And, to be honest, one thing we probably need on US tv is more sports.
Two winters? But I love the cold - and I want snow! Who lives in good snow?
I have to warn you all though - Moondoggy farts!
Well, well, well ... our 51st state has arrived en masse. Or, perhaps it'll be the 50th, as FL seems to have gone walkabout.
I wanna kowalla bear and a ditcheridoo, cobber.
Koalas are protected Debacle!
But I am sure,as a male, yu will be allowed a didgeridoo!
When are we all invited to the Debacle mansion?
Just soon as I can lay on a sufficient number of gas masks to counter moondoggy's fartulence. Beer and Chinese take-aways over the whole bloody continental drift -- gawd, imagine the reek!
Dammit Debacle! It is SO hard to read what is , to me, pale yellow on white! The Funky WHAT do y'say?!!!!!
Smeggin' 'eck! ... I forgot when you lot see primary colours from the disadvantage of these northern hemisterical lassitudes, you see the exact opposite pigmutations. So, I did some editorical dickering, and trust you can see to read the pentuplement post now. So sorry for the botheration.
Yay! Black! It is my monitor, Deb, not a reversal of polarity - but thank you so much - no more emailing myself the poems you post!
Nothin' but love for our Aussie buds...drop by N. Carolina and see mr. & mrs. quinney and we'll take you to Outback Steakhouse
Ah - how sweet - guess who's coming to dinner!
But - I do not eat steak - is there some lovely little jewel of local cuisine we could visit?
(I have heard very vivid descriptions of the Outback Steakhouses!)
Bi-Polar Bear. My, my, my. Guess you got to wondering where everybody had gone.
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When I went to the Sydney zoo , what did I see ?
The kangaroo from Woolloomooroo .
When I went to the Sydney zoo , what did I see ?
The Bandicoot playing a flute , and the Kangaroo from Woolloomooroo.
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The crocodile with her cheerful smile , and the Kangaroo from Woolloomooroo .
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When I went to the Sydney zoo , what did I see ?
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The singing Dingo and his swinging banjo , and the Kangaroo from Woolloomooroo .
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When I went to the Sydney zoo , what did I see ?
The platypus who danced for us , and the Kangaroo from Woolloomooroo .
They danced and sang at the Sydney zoo , and I did too .
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