Good evening. Only 2015 and I'm struggling to stay awake.
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Good evening. Only 2015 and I'm struggling to stay awake.
I blame @Secret Chief.
When i first read that i was wondering if Australia is really 9 years behind the rest of the world.
Meanwhile, up in Minnesota...
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As a Canadian, I find this hilarious.
As an Ameristanian, I find it hilarious.
When roads are slick, SLOW DOWN!
Now for some Xmas music...
I saw some snow, but its not sticking.
They really are nine years behind. In the Australian calendar, years are counted since the founding of the Xin dynasty (9 CE) by Wang Mang. According to Australian legend, the Xin dynasty did not really disappear, rather, Wang Mang and those loyal to him boarded a ship and went to Australia. Their descendants welcomed the British colonists and taught them agriculture.
I prefer the theory that being upside down, all the nasty creatures loved the environment while the humans brains were curdled with blood pooling in their skulls.They really are nine years behind. In the Australian calendar, years are counted since the founding of the Xin dynasty (9 CE) by Wang Mang. According to Australian legend, the Xin dynasty did not really disappear, rather, Wang Mang and those loyal to him boarded a ship and went to Australia. Their descendants welcomed the British colonists and taught them agriculture.
What a pushy jerk that week is...
Good evening
Good afternoon.
I ordered a charging cable for my tablet online. So far it's gone from Chullora to Strathfield (both in Sydney), then it mysteriously took 5 days to go from Strathfield to Strathfield (WTF?), now it is back at Chullora. The courier company finds nothing unusual about this.
A couple of years ago i sent a present to the UK (800km, next country) got lost in Turkey (3500km in the opposite direction right across Europe and out the other side). Found again and delivered via Germany 3 months late.
Your problem doesn't sound so bad, how soon do you need it?
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