kris7

I know it was a very odd thing to hear at 6am new years day while I was taking photos of the first sunise of the year. All I can say is I'm glad I have a sense of humour or I would have taken it as a bad sign for the year to come.

Oh, and thanks for the kind words !

MWAH!

Hmmm, yep I watched the third. And I'd have to fully agree. It was actually rather funny to watch, which in its self is a sad thing when its a presidential debate for a very influential nation.

I was hopeing that Kerry would win the election, at the moment relations between Australia and the USA seem to be more important to the Australian government than our own health care system or even the economy. If you talk to many "thinking" Australians, we are actually very scared of this cossy relationship our priminister (howard) has with your president (bush). It seems our priminister may be even more of an idiot than your President. What is this world coming to?

Yes it was an understatment when I said a "bit dim", but I can't help being polite its just the way I am.

"All hat and no cowboy" Sounds spot on the mark when it comes to Bush. And its probably the only language he'd understand.

Texans come up with the weirdest sayings. Hmmm, that coming from an Australian, could be seen as a little hypocritical.

Anyway, has the fat lady sung yet? Is it officially over for Kerry?

Will check on ya later, Mwah

Yep, sooooo true. One of my friends fav little songs she sings goes something like this.

Oooooh cunty cunt cunt. cunt cunt cunt cuntie. cuntie cunt cuntie. Anyway you get the idea.
She sings this down the street, at the shops, doing the washing or whenever she gets bored. Its still a very off-putting word. But it really does depend who says it and how they say it that makes all the difference.

The most commom word you'll hear is "bugger". It has a rather bad literal meaning but being Australian we'v managed to corupt it and turn it into something different.

Cool song

[Edited on Nov 03, 2004 9:38PM]

Happy Birthday.