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Have a look at this great post by Chris
And this interesting set of photos by Dave Walker.
Oh... and if you havent discovered this blog yet... I suggest you have a look around. Hammertime. hehe (thanks chris)

Good food for thought.

What is not good food for thought however is the comment from one of my English friends in an email yesterday.

"glad you're well you cheeky Australaisian (why is your continent basically Australia spelt differently? Does that make your country feel a bit inferior?)"

Any comeback suggestions would be very welcomed as I have yet to unleash the fury.

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This entry was posted by Sam, on Monday, May 14, 2007. You can leave your response.

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  1. Blogger Chris D Says:
    14 May 2007 at 2:55:00 pm NZST  

    I have a great answer:

    Australasian (note the original spelling mistake - stupid pom!)

    Basically it is made up of two words:
    Australia (obvious) and Sian

    SIAN is a welsh name meaning "God's gracious gift"

    I think we win

  2. Blogger Chris D Says:
    14 May 2007 at 3:12:00 pm NZST  

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