Why we love living Down Under?

[Cat]

YES SIR!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[JAD]

thats better

 

[Cat]

Hey, jad, here's your chance. We're on at the same time and no-one else is around......

 

[JAD]

chance for what? (still holding whip)

 

[Cat]

wait I'll get the chains...........damn, I've got those packed away for when Shelby and i get chained to RDA and brought back in gatecon's suitcase from vanouver. oh well....

 

[JAD]

damn

 

[Cat]

maybe next time

 

[JAD]

yeah

 

[Martouf]

damn, missed it......

 

[Cat]

hahahahahaha.......

 

[JAD]

( ) winks at cat then laughs hahahahhaha....

 

[Cat]

i seem to here a hell of a lot recently - almost up to 500 posts !!!

 

[ShelbyS]

(sighs) Ahhh....
I remember when Cat was just a little poster who dropped by once a week.
No she's on fire. You can't get her out of here.
GO CAT CO CAT


Hey JAD, what's your nickname at Stargate Command?

 

[Cat]

thanks, shelby. I'm making up for the slow start.

I think that JAD is jad over at sg-command

 

[JAD]

yep, im JAD @ stargate command, only been there once or twice though

 

[Cat]

i noticed that. you're moving inexorably down the list.

i'm hanging in around the 16 mark.

 

[Dave]

Maybe you need wierd people for such a weird country.

I've just read a Bill Bryson book 'Down Under' and have become very interested in Australia. He says it is possible that the Japanese Cult which let off the Nerve Gas in Tokyo, could have exploded a Nuclear Bomb on the land they own, in the middle of Australia, and that the country is so big no one noticed.

Also, March 2001's National Geographic Magazine has an article on a huge lake in Australia, Lake Eyrie, which has just appeared again in the middle of the desert after decades, and which will disappear again when it dries up in a few months.

A few years ago I went Drystone Walling for a week in England, but worked with mostly Australians. I really enjoyed their company.

One day I might visit.

 

[ShelbyS]

We'd love to have you down David, it's the best country in the world!

(We're very patriotic around here)

 

[jsc]

Most Aussie I have met have great senses of humor! They are less status quo concious than many Engish and Americans and seem very joyous!

 

[Cat]

oh yeah, just hang around the aussie threads for awhile and you'll get to see what our sense of humour is like

hehehehehehe