The Aussie Thread
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who else is at work today? Anyone have to work until 5?
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Originally Posted by ed073
who else is at work today? Anyone have to work until 5?
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Methinks greywolf had a heavy session last night. I've never seen anyone stagger in a thread before
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Methinks greywolf had a heavy session last night. I've never seen anyone stagger in a thread before 

lol.....xmas drinkies.
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Originally Posted by ed073
who else is at work today? Anyone have to work until 5?
We only really work until 10, then we have a morning tea, and go home after that. And, get paid for the whole day
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Methinks greywolf had a heavy session last night. I've never seen anyone stagger in a thread before 

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Originally Posted by HobartDave
I'm at work now, can't you tell how much I'm doing being in here.
We only really work until 10, then we have a morning tea, and go home after that. And, get paid for the whole day
We only really work until 10, then we have a morning tea, and go home after that. And, get paid for the whole day

nice effort. I hope to be out by 2, but I don't want to jinx it....be just my luck to be stuck here till stumps.
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Originally Posted by HobartDave
We only really work until 10
I dun see much werk gettin done
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Yeah right. That would involve what? Get coffee, talk about upcoming bikerace/cricket/sydney-hobart, put the word on cute office temp, get more coffee, login, surf the web and bikeforums, fillout timesheet, get coffee....
I dun see much werk gettin done
I dun see much werk gettin done

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You'd better mention a road bike somewhere or you'le end up in the phoo again , Sorry staggering again
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Originally Posted by greywolf
You'd better mention a road bike somewhere or you'le end up in the phoo again , Sorry staggering again


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From: Bathurst oz
Originally Posted by ed073
who else is at work today? Anyone have to work until 5?
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Hey, I don't work, unless you call what I do from home "work". But I guess I do go into the home office everyday. Shame I can't ride my bike to work...
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Another edition of LardButt on cycling news. [/URL]https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/?id=2004/lardbutt_santa[/URL]
Not as good as the "evil clown" edition (https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/...utt_evil_clown), but funny just the same. I've just gotta see a gerbil on crack before I die
Not as good as the "evil clown" edition (https://www.cyclingnews.com/features/...utt_evil_clown), but funny just the same. I've just gotta see a gerbil on crack before I die
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Haha! I got Clif bars from Santa. Actually, my courier. Ok, my dad and step-mom sent them. Still, they're Clif bars. Yummo! I'll save one for you Munchie.
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
Haha! I got Clif bars from Santa. Actually, my courier. Ok, my dad and step-mom sent them. Still, they're Clif bars. Yummo! I'll save one for you Munchie.
Visions of South Park (Wall-Mart episode)
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Originally Posted by greywolf
poor spelling effort "coming" ?? should be cumming!
watsamatter with your education?
watsamatter with your education?
You know, there was a time when c*m was not permitted on here, as in the entirely legitimate use of road bike-c*m-mountain bike (as in hybrid)?
EDIT: In fact, it still isn't. How did you get away with cumming? Americans barstardising the English language again. Tsk...
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Cheers! I think. Or did I just get conned into sampling a Clif bar so that I become addicted and have to buy ever increasing supplies of same from the sole Australian distributor?
Visions of South Park (Wall-Mart episode)
Visions of South Park (Wall-Mart episode)
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Originally Posted by Rowan
Americans barstardising the English language again. Tsk...
) from an Aussie, that's the funniest thing I've heard in a while.
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
Coming (oh dear!
) from an Aussie, that's the funniest thing I've heard in a while.
) from an Aussie, that's the funniest thing I've heard in a while.
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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The missus isn't here to translate. I'm hoping Cobber's a good thing.
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Oh mate, you're in real strife now. Rocky's just put a contract out on you, and Cobber is the magic word to execute the deed!
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Yeah right. That would involve what? Get coffee, talk about upcoming bikerace/cricket/sydney-hobart, put the word on cute office temp, get more coffee, login, surf the web and bikeforums, fillout timesheet, get coffee....
I dun see much werk gettin done
I dun see much werk gettin done

That's two whole days work right there!!!!
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Originally Posted by Rowan
Oh mate, you're in real strife now. Rocky's just put a contract out on you, and Cobber is the magic word to execute the deed!

You'd better get a translation done Expat.



