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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 7698331)
well that's all I do all day
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Why does Broad Shoulders make such a wild generalisation about the width of his shoulders. Definitely a wannabe Aussie...;)
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by Burbage
(Post 7697522)
I think that was more hyperbole than irony.
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by twhurl
(Post 7698983)
I think people confusing irony for hyperbole is the gravest crisis facing the world today. Much more serious than global warning or swine flu.
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by Burbage
(Post 7699601)
Fair point. You could join my Campaign for the Reinstatement of Litotes in Common Speech.
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
If you guys don't give it a rest I'll go and get the captain of the football team to give you a wedgy!
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 7700022)
If you guys don't give it a rest I'll go and get the captain of the football team to give you a wedgy!
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by Burbage
(Post 7700273)
I don't mind that, as long as it has plenty of salt and vinegar on it.
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Re: Why do Aussies make such wild generalisations?
Originally Posted by DunRoaminTheUK
(Post 7700280)
Yummy....butt-muncher.....?
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