manicpie
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I saw cold chisel at the pubs years ago and Jimmy drank a whole bottle of vodka at evry gig, one day he swung from the rafters
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Mrs Pugs grew up in the same area as Jimmy. I said I find it difficult to believe because you have class.
DemurePrincess
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That’s what big sisters are for… to put shit on the little brother’s lolShoosh sis
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I met chopper Read once. That was not a fun experience. I got busted looking at his ears and he made me feel as big as a ****ing ant lol
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True but I give it back
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Whatever 
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I snorted
DemurePrincess
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A good friend in Melbourne had a similar experience but he said to her have you ever been with a man with one ear?
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Oh damn! No warnings! No naughty corner… just a tractor tyre to the back of the head
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If manic was there he would've bitten his nose off and scratched his eyes out, I think
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Umm! I reckon you would have choked on your fur ball babe lol
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What am I talking note of? I’m driving the ride on babe… you are picking up the grass that escapes! Got it xx
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A little while ago I rediscovered the pisstake on Shaddupa You Face, Bite Yer Bum. That was funny.
Back in 1981 Deane Waretini recorded a classic Spanish song in Maori, it was a number one hit. It was widely recognised for bringing both white and brown Kiwis together in a time of division. As one of the youtube comments says, "Although this video shows the little bridge on the Karioi reservoir at Wellington, Dean told me that the bridge George Tait was referring to in the song was the one at Auckland over the Manukau Harbour, between the middle class white suburb of Onehunga and the brown working class one of Mangere. The song alludes to the social bridge that was needed to to join the brown and white cultures. There are indeed strong tides that flow around the piles of that bridge, symbols of the social forces tearing at the unity of Aucklanders."
I've just heard it again for the first time in many years and it still stands up. Hope you like it.
Back in 1981 Deane Waretini recorded a classic Spanish song in Maori, it was a number one hit. It was widely recognised for bringing both white and brown Kiwis together in a time of division. As one of the youtube comments says, "Although this video shows the little bridge on the Karioi reservoir at Wellington, Dean told me that the bridge George Tait was referring to in the song was the one at Auckland over the Manukau Harbour, between the middle class white suburb of Onehunga and the brown working class one of Mangere. The song alludes to the social bridge that was needed to to join the brown and white cultures. There are indeed strong tides that flow around the piles of that bridge, symbols of the social forces tearing at the unity of Aucklanders."
I've just heard it again for the first time in many years and it still stands up. Hope you like it.
