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I have a thing for Australians Can someone send me one in the mail...I saw the hottest one ever in the shopping mall today...but he had some chick with him. I heard him talking to the cashier in front of me. I melted and wanted to  his pretty little face. But I didn't   | |
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I have a thing for short "fly" italian girls... | |
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Sorry can't help you I am not Italian | |
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I like boys  JaneyPoos used to be it... then they changed what it was. Now what I am isn't it and what is it is strange and frightening to me...
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Boys rock! | |
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Hey Baby  When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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babyGurrl said: Sorry can't help you I am not Italian
You're still ok with me...  | |
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bkw said: Hey Baby
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Me too, especialy with brie & cranberry sauce. Does anyone know of a good abatoir where I can get them? "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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jerseykrs said: babyGurrl said: Sorry can't help you I am not Italian
You're still ok with me...  I like being from Argentina anyway WE ROCK!  NY where I am living now is cool too  [This message was edited Sun Jan 18 16:04:40 PST 2004 by babyGurrl] | |
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Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too | |
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babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
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jerseykrs said: I have a thing for short "fly" italian girls...
I'm the definition of a short, fly Italian girl, and I've got a nice body, too! [This message was edited Sun Jan 18 16:09:59 PST 2004 by theVelvetRoper] | |
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Hey! I'm from Australia!
And i'm a girl... :LOL: No hablo espanol,no! 
Pero hablo ingles..ssii muy muy bien...
 "Come into my world..."
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lilmissmissy said: Hey! I'm from Australia!
And i'm a girl... :LOL: Good. "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile | |
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daned said: lilmissmissy said: Hey! I'm from Australia!
And i'm a girl... :LOL: Good. Geez...i don't really like stating the obvious do i  No hablo espanol,no!
Pero hablo ingles..ssii muy muy bien...
"Come into my world..."
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babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile 
I drink XXXX and swear a lot. Does that count? . [This message was edited Sun Jan 18 16:18:04 PST 2004 by Number23] | |
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Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile
I drink XXX and swear a lot. Does that count? . [This message was edited Sun Jan 18 16:18:04 PST 2004 by Number23] do you mean Beer when you say XXX? | |
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babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile
I drink XXXX and swear a lot. Does that count? do you mean Beer when you say XXXX? It means whatever you want it to mean.
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lilmissmissy said: daned said: lilmissmissy said: Hey! I'm from Australia!
And i'm a girl... :LOL: Good. Geez...i don't really like stating the obvious do i Never mind, you make up for it with your other posts. "You know, you're the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the mouth and the size of the brain" | |
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Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile
I drink XXX and swear a lot. Does that count? do you mean Beer when you say XXX? It means whatever you want it to mean.
. [This message was edited Sun Jan 18 16:21:04 PST 2004 by Number23] Well according to the back of my bottle of Foster... Foster's Lager was first brewed in Melbourne in 1888. Developed for the harsh warm climate of Australia. Foster's Lager has achieved worldwide recognition for is hearty, quenching flavour. It's brewed today as it was over 100 years ago, and is still celebrated as the definitive Australian beer. | |
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I bet I'm too late for this thread.  | |
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babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile
I drink XXX and swear a lot. Does that count? do you mean Beer when you say XXX? It means whatever you want it to mean.
Well according to the back of my bottle of Foster... Foster's Lager was first brewed in Melbourne in 1888. Developed for the harsh warm climate of Australia. Foster's Lager has achieved worldwide recognition for is hearty, quenching flavour. It's brewed today as it was over 100 years ago, and is still celebrated as the definitive Australian beer. Well babyGurrl, taste wise, XXX is a crisp lager with a delicate aroma and sweet fruity taste. The blend of hops produce a distinct bitter flavour with a light texture. Not surprisingly, it is perfect for BBQ meats on a warm afternoon, such as beef and pork. The stronger bitter taste also compliments seafood dishes such as cuttlefish, baby octopus (freshly plucked from its parents) and battered fish. But it isn't just the taste that makes XXX the best beer in Australia in the eyes of Queenslanders. The first thing that must be understood about people who live in Queensland is that they consider themselves Queenslanders. And no that isn't just a tag like Brisbanites, or Sydneysiders or Melbournites. People who grew up in Queensland are fiercely proud to be Queenslanders. Similar to the divide between my own countrymen (Scottish) and the English. People from 'down south' in Australia often smugly generalise about Queenslanders - they think they see themselves as somehow different, that their lifestyle is more relaxed, that they spend most of their time at the finest stretch of coastline in the world, by the beach, in the sun, slowly knocking back icy cold beers with their mates. The birthplace and epitome of the classic Australian "No worries mate, she'll be right" attitude. Friendly, piss-swilling Aussies who worry more about having a good time than running around like a chook trying to make money. Well, they're right. The joke's on them. Why is this relevant? Because Queenslanders want to be Queenslanders. They are proud of their beautiful state, and of their lifestyle which in their opinion is the best in the world (and the further north you go, the more you live it). And being proud of their state, and of their golden, outdoor, sporting, mate-driven, beach lifestyle, Queenslanders take passionate pride in their own. In their sporting teams, in their heroes, and, of course, in their beer. | |
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Number23 said: Well babyGurrl, taste wise, XXX is a crisp lager with a delicate aroma and sweet fruity taste. The blend of hops produce a distinct bitter flavour with a light texture. Not surprisingly, it is perfect for BBQ meats on a warm afternoon, such as beef and pork. The stronger bitter taste also compliments seafood dishes such as cuttlefish, baby octopus (freshly plucked from its parents) and battered fish. But it isn't just the taste that makes XXX the best beer in Australia in the eyes of Queenslanders. The first thing that must be understood about people who live in Queensland is that they consider themselves Queenslanders. And no that isn't just a tag like Brisbanites, or Sydneysiders or Melbournites. People who grew up in Queensland are fiercely proud to be Queenslanders. Similar to the divide between my own countrymen (Scottish) and the English. People from 'down south' in Australia often smugly generalise about Queenslanders - they think they see themselves as somehow different, that their lifestyle is more relaxed, that they spend most of their time at the finest stretch of coastline in the world, by the beach, in the sun, slowly knocking back icy cold beers with their mates. The birthplace and epitome of the classic Australian "No worries mate, she'll be right" attitude. Friendly, piss-swilling Aussies who worry more about having a good time than running around like a chook trying to make money. Well, they're right. The joke's on them. Why is this relevant? Because Queenslanders want to be Queenslanders. They are proud of their beautiful state, and of their lifestyle which in their opinion is the best in the world (and the further north you go, the more you live it). And being proud of their state, and of their golden, outdoor, sporting, mate-driven, beach lifestyle, Queenslanders take passionate pride in their own. In their sporting teams, in their heroes, and, of course, in their beer. What a load of crap! | |
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althom said: Number23 said: Well babyGurrl, taste wise, XXX is a crisp lager with a delicate aroma and sweet fruity taste. The blend of hops produce a distinct bitter flavour with a light texture. Not surprisingly, it is perfect for BBQ meats on a warm afternoon, such as beef and pork. The stronger bitter taste also compliments seafood dishes such as cuttlefish, baby octopus (freshly plucked from its parents) and battered fish. But it isn't just the taste that makes XXX the best beer in Australia in the eyes of Queenslanders. The first thing that must be understood about people who live in Queensland is that they consider themselves Queenslanders. And no that isn't just a tag like Brisbanites, or Sydneysiders or Melbournites. People who grew up in Queensland are fiercely proud to be Queenslanders. Similar to the divide between my own countrymen (Scottish) and the English. People from 'down south' in Australia often smugly generalise about Queenslanders - they think they see themselves as somehow different, that their lifestyle is more relaxed, that they spend most of their time at the finest stretch of coastline in the world, by the beach, in the sun, slowly knocking back icy cold beers with their mates. The birthplace and epitome of the classic Australian "No worries mate, she'll be right" attitude. Friendly, piss-swilling Aussies who worry more about having a good time than running around like a chook trying to make money. Well, they're right. The joke's on them. Why is this relevant? Because Queenslanders want to be Queenslanders. They are proud of their beautiful state, and of their lifestyle which in their opinion is the best in the world (and the further north you go, the more you live it). And being proud of their state, and of their golden, outdoor, sporting, mate-driven, beach lifestyle, Queenslanders take passionate pride in their own. In their sporting teams, in their heroes, and, of course, in their beer. What a load of crap! | |
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althom said: I bet I'm too late for this thread.
Just on time
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I bet I'm too late for this thread.
Just on time
Struth! | |
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Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Number23 said: babyGurrl said: Where is that Althom person...I saw his profile once...I know he is Australian too
Your not him But I like your profile
I drink XXX and swear a lot. Does that count? do you mean Beer when you say XXX? It means whatever you want it to mean.
Well according to the back of my bottle of Foster... Foster's Lager was first brewed in Melbourne in 1888. Developed for the harsh warm climate of Australia. Foster's Lager has achieved worldwide recognition for is hearty, quenching flavour. It's brewed today as it was over 100 years ago, and is still celebrated as the definitive Australian beer. Well babyGurrl, taste wise, XXX is a crisp lager with a delicate aroma and sweet fruity taste. The blend of hops produce a distinct bitter flavour with a light texture. Not surprisingly, it is perfect for BBQ meats on a warm afternoon, such as beef and pork. The stronger bitter taste also compliments seafood dishes such as cuttlefish, baby octopus (freshly plucked from its parents) and battered fish. But it isn't just the taste that makes XXX the best beer in Australia in the eyes of Queenslanders. The first thing that must be understood about people who live in Queensland is that they consider themselves Queenslanders. And no that isn't just a tag like Brisbanites, or Sydneysiders or Melbournites. People who grew up in Queensland are fiercely proud to be Queenslanders. Similar to the divide between my own countrymen (Scottish) and the English. People from 'down south' in Australia often smugly generalise about Queenslanders - they think they see themselves as somehow different, that their lifestyle is more relaxed, that they spend most of their time at the finest stretch of coastline in the world, by the beach, in the sun, slowly knocking back icy cold beers with their mates. The birthplace and epitome of the classic Australian "No worries mate, she'll be right" attitude. Friendly, piss-swilling Aussies who worry more about having a good time than running around like a chook trying to make money. Well, they're right. The joke's on them. Why is this relevant? Because Queenslanders want to be Queenslanders. They are proud of their beautiful state, and of their lifestyle which in their opinion is the best in the world (and the further north you go, the more you live it). And being proud of their state, and of their golden, outdoor, sporting, mate-driven, beach lifestyle, Queenslanders take passionate pride in their own. In their sporting teams, in their heroes, and, of course, in their beer. | |
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althom said: MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: althom said: I bet I'm too late for this thread.
Just on time
Struth! What??? | |
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