Australia's greatest embarrasment
#1
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Australia's greatest embarrasment
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
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Re: Australia's greatest embarrasment
Originally posted by wombat42
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
UMMM OK, thanks for that?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
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Goa's Governer (it used to be a Portuguese colony) was a bit of an embarrassment.
When the Indians marched into town to kick out the colonialists there wasn't exactly much of a Falklands-style struggle.
The Governer looked at the tin-pot team who had just declared UDI and came up with the memorable words: 'OK. Can I keep my parrot?'
When the Indians marched into town to kick out the colonialists there wasn't exactly much of a Falklands-style struggle.
The Governer looked at the tin-pot team who had just declared UDI and came up with the memorable words: 'OK. Can I keep my parrot?'
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Re: Australia's greatest embarrasment
Originally posted by wombat42
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
#6
Re: Australia's greatest embarrasment
Originally posted by wombat42
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
Australia is the only country in the world to have lost their leader.
By lost l don't mean assasinated, but to disappear and never been seen again. In 1967 Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim near Portsea and nobody ever saw him again. Some people
say he was abducted by the Chinese or CIA in a submarine, other
say he was abducted by aliens.
Sick jokes at the time of Holt's disappearance suggested another theory that a shark swimming off Portsea came to a screaming halt (holt).
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Re: Australia's greatest embarrasment
Originally posted by Caroline G
Reminds me of Reginald Perrin....
Reminds me of Reginald Perrin....
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