
Thanks Mr Cancer. No there are no clouds, it's 8am and about 24 degrees and climbing. Another beautiful day in paradise.....
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:08,
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to do in NZ except be blissfully happy, I may have to go back and live there. (Do I really need to achieve anything in life? Maybe I can just live in a wooden house and shoot possums)
Oh I don't know, too many choices....
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:12,
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Oh I don't know, too many choices....

As much as you're trying to call us backwards we're a happening place!
See www.b3ta.com/board/564800 !!!
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:15,
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See www.b3ta.com/board/564800 !!!

What am I doing in this overpacked expensive country which is cold and full of cnuts? (Give me trout fishing and a job in Masterton is all I ask, oh and a lifetime supply of vouchers for the Warehouse)
edit: I love the Warehouse, everything breaks within half an hour of using it
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:18,
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edit: I love the Warehouse, everything breaks within half an hour of using it

I like Masterton and they have a warehouse (where everyone gets a bargin).
I also like cold beer - not warm beer that poofs drink....
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:27,
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I also like cold beer - not warm beer that poofs drink....

and stop off at Cone hut (blubbing now)
edit: I don't know why i like NZ I was born in Wales, the two countries have nothing in common at all
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:33,
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edit: I don't know why i like NZ I was born in Wales, the two countries have nothing in common at all

for a walk to the bottom of the old incline on our honeymoon so I could see the old train station....
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:41,
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For our 10th anniversery maybe I should take her down there to tramp the whole line?
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 20:06,
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and an unhealthy preoccupation with sheep.
I don't miss NZ one little bit. My TV isn't 33% adverts. I can get a range of tasty beers and sausages, and, more importantly, I can earn a living. Scenery is great but you can't put it in a sandwich.
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:50,
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I don't miss NZ one little bit. My TV isn't 33% adverts. I can get a range of tasty beers and sausages, and, more importantly, I can earn a living. Scenery is great but you can't put it in a sandwich.

I'm in the best place of NZ! Not one of those horrible large cities....
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 19:55,
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as the biggest town in Canterbury. I suspect my mistake was trying to find work in Christchurch. I wasn't from round there, you see. And NZ employment agents make UK ones look bright.
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Sun 22 Dec 2002, 20:01,
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