i could be wrong though
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:30,
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Never believe anything Fry tells you - he's only after your cock
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:32,
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You'd have to have the sex with him, to not do so would be....well, it'd be terrible.
He'd make you laugh during.
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:33,
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He'd make you laugh during.
The word kangaroo derives from the Guugu Yimidhirr, an Australian Aboriginal language, word gangurru, referring to a grey kangaroo.[5] The name was first recorded as "Kangooroo or Kanguru" on 4 August 1770, by Lieutenant (later Captain) James Cook on the banks of the Endeavour River at the site of modern Cooktown.
Interesting, no wait...tedious
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:39,
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Interesting, no wait...tedious
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MUST DISEMINATE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
BEAVERS MATE FOR LIFE
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:47,
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MUST DISEMINATE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
BEAVERS MATE FOR LIFE
Beavers, mate, for life!
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:51,
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most tourists believe the Australian capital city is Sydney (simply because it's the biggest and has the fancy bridge and opera house and stuff).
What few tourists really know is that the capital is a place between Sydney and Melbourne called Canberra - simply because the politicians couldn't decide on who to choose to have as the capital between the two - so they built a city between them!
Oh yeah - sometimes you get to see kangaroos roaming about in some Canberra suburbs that are near bushland!
/edit: oh yeah - those Roos can really mess up you bumper if you accidentially hit one on the good ol' country roads.
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 13:20,
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What few tourists really know is that the capital is a place between Sydney and Melbourne called Canberra - simply because the politicians couldn't decide on who to choose to have as the capital between the two - so they built a city between them!
Oh yeah - sometimes you get to see kangaroos roaming about in some Canberra suburbs that are near bushland!
/edit: oh yeah - those Roos can really mess up you bumper if you accidentially hit one on the good ol' country roads.
'Kangaroo' comes from the Guugu Ymittirr language of botany bay, where it means the large grey or black kangaroo.
As the English settlers moved into the interior, they used this word to refer to any old kangaroo or wallaby.
The Bagandji people lived 1400 miles from Botany Bay and didn't speak Guugu Ymittirr.
They heard the English settlers using this unfamiliar word and took it to mean 'an animal that no-one has ever seen before'.
So they (quite reasonably) used the word to describe the settlers' horses.
Thank you, oh great Book of General Ignorance
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Wed 21 Feb 2007, 12:48,
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As the English settlers moved into the interior, they used this word to refer to any old kangaroo or wallaby.
The Bagandji people lived 1400 miles from Botany Bay and didn't speak Guugu Ymittirr.
They heard the English settlers using this unfamiliar word and took it to mean 'an animal that no-one has ever seen before'.
So they (quite reasonably) used the word to describe the settlers' horses.
Thank you, oh great Book of General Ignorance