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    #11
    They are a superstitious lot, these aussies.
    I was over there a few years ago, in Alice Springs and I was in a bar .

    The barman refused to serve me, because I was a bit, er, 'unsteady'
    'Sorry mate, we dont serve boguns'

    but I knew there was an eclipse coming, so I pointed to the sky, and shouted
    'O great sun God, listen to thine servant, head of the Liverpool Bumdingo tribe, and go dark'

    when the sky went dark, the aussies started wailing and throwing dirt into their hair, then they got down on their hands and knees , grovelling to me,
    'O great chief of the BumDingos, please make the sun shine again. dont leave us in perpetual darkness'
    just then , the eclipse ended, so I said

    'pint of fozzies and a packet of crisps please mate'



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      #12
      what made it really funny though, was that it was 12 oclock at night
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        #13
        Youtube has a more reliable live feed.

        Total Solar Eclipse Live - YouTube

        Starts around 7:50pm UK time, with totality at 8:39pm.
        Last edited by KentPhilip; 13 November 2012, 19:46.

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          #14
          Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
          They are a superstitious lot, these aussies.
          I was over there a few years ago, in Alice Springs and I was in a bar .

          The barman refused to serve me, because I was a bit, er, 'unsteady'
          'Sorry mate, we dont serve boguns'

          but I knew there was an eclipse coming, so I pointed to the sky, and shouted
          'O great sun God, listen to thine servant, head of the Liverpool Bumdingo tribe, and go dark'

          when the sky went dark, the aussies started wailing and throwing dirt into their hair, then they got down on their hands and knees , grovelling to me,
          'O great chief of the BumDingos, please make the sun shine again. dont leave us in perpetual darkness'
          just then , the eclipse ended, so I said

          'pint of fozzies and a packet of crisps please mate'



          They don't sell Fosters in Australia. It's too weak for the domestic market.

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            #15
            Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
            No doubt Aussielong will figure his evening's cocktail of drugs and booze has finally kicked in and he's had another episode

            I bet you've kissed a few cane toads.

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              #16
              Originally posted by aussielong View Post
              They don't sell Fosters in Australia. It's too weak for the domestic market.
              no sh!t Bruce.

              well, to be honest, I didn't ask for a packet of crisps either




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                #17
                Originally posted by aussielong View Post
                They don't sell Fosters in Australia. It's too weak for the domestic market.
                Yes they do, its just not very popular.

                The brewery (actually named Fosters) dont promote it much as they make more money from Crown, VB etc

                Incidentally the Fosters in Australia is 4.9%, the same as Crown.

                Are you sure you're actually from Australia?
                ‎"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post
                  Are you sure you're actually from Australia?
                  No I'm not. And I was pulling EOs leg.

                  F**k me, you people are IT robots. "DOES NOT COMPUTE, DOES NOT COMPUTE"

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