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Nov 15th 2008, 6:57 am

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i hate it , that in spite of looking everywhere, i can't seem to find one of those"if you don't love it f**k off!" stickers. let me know if you see them

Nov 15th 2008, 6:57 am

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I thought you were kicking her into touch... or is it another friend?

No it's the same person, I don't think i will ever see her again

Nov 15th 2008, 6:58 am

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Originally Posted by bored-silly

There are several reasons i don't live in Australia, you are one of them.

Well I'll be gone next year, you can come then....you sound like you'd fit right in, would be great for you

Mikey

Nov 15th 2008, 6:59 am

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Lee, can you remember when you were so fecked off with life in the UK, you gave yourself the username stuckinblighty?

Nov 15th 2008, 6:59 am

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My Mum is a Pom so got it through decent,

You have a lot in common with many Australians then.
Many Aussies also hold, or can hold, British passports, like you, through descent.

Could they be classed as British Expats too ?

Nov 15th 2008, 7:01 am

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Many Aussies also hold, or can hold, British passports, like you, through descent.

Could they be classed as British Expats too ?

Well if they were living outside of Australia then they would be, wouldn’t they? They’d be British (technically) and they'd be expats (living outside their home country).

Mikey

Nov 15th 2008, 7:04 am

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Re: The 100% 'totally negative about Aus' thread

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Well I'll be gone next year, you can come then....you sound like you'd fit right in, would be great for you

Mikey

Thanks for the offer but I am very happy here in California and I don't spend my days wishing I was going back to the UK (read Ireland) because I can't leave my comfort zone.
Good luck in Britain

Nov 15th 2008, 7:04 am

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Well if they were living outside of Australia then they would be, wouldn’t they? They’d be British (technically) and they'd be expats (living outside their home country).

Mikey

That's posts a bit like the episode in Doctor Who where another planet Earth is discovered but in a parallel universe where everythings just a little bit different.

Nov 15th 2008, 7:06 am

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That's posts a bit like the episode in Doctor Who where another planet Earth is discovered but in a parallel universe where everythings just a little bit different.

What planet are you on

Get it...planet...you...on...!!!

Nov 15th 2008, 7:06 am

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Thanks for the offer but I am very happy here in California and I don't spend my days wishing I was going back to the UK (read Ireland) because I can't leave my comfort zone.
Good luck in Britain

Did you 'duck and cover' yesterday? Or is it called 'bend over and brace yourself missus' now?

Nov 15th 2008, 7:08 am

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What planet are you on

Get it...planet...you...on...!!!

I've just dribble some tomato soup down my clean white tee-shirt!

Nov 15th 2008, 7:09 am

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Did you 'duck and cover' yesterday? Or is it called 'bend over and brace yourself missus' now?

Heh heh heh. And now I am off to bed............

Nov 15th 2008, 7:09 am

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Thanks for the offer but I am very happy here in California and I don't spend my days wishing I was going back to the UK (read Ireland) because I can't leave my comfort zone.
Good luck in Britain

Awww, you still can't read (not going to Ireland or UK).

I can leave my comfort zone, have done before many times and will do again, actually I don't think I’ll stop.... it's nice to see you can too.... coming into the Australia threads when you don't even live here...no one awake in the USA threads? All in bed or out having fun on a Friday night and left you stuck on here?

Awww.....

Mikey