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From: Monkeybiz

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Date: 12/10/2011 8:57:25 PM
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so when i look at your games it says they start at 9am my time. Does that tie in with howver many hours different for your time zone?


It does. That 9am of yours corresponds to 8pm local AEST (east coast) time.

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Date: 12/10/2011 11:55:18 PM
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I go crazy when day light savings kicks in, and game time shifts from 4pm to 5pm

and training updates change from 3:30pm, to 4:30pm

stupid non-daylight savings state im in.

Last time there was a day light savings referendum here, it was FULLY blown up by the media to be this big massive contraversial issue.
The 'No' campaign decided to hold a rally down on the river foreshore, in opposition to the idea.

10 people showed up.

anyways.... why am i talkign about this?

ohhhhhhh yer.... upside down friends. If you come to WA for your honeymoon, go to Joondalup shops in Perth, its the little britain of Perth. You get a 20% discount voucher everytime you encounter someone who wasn't born in England.


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Date: 12/11/2011 12:22:04 AM
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ohhhhhhh yer.... upside down friends. If you come to WA for your honeymoon, go to Joondalup shops in Perth, its the little britain of Perth. You get a 20% discount voucher everytime you encounter someone who wasn't born in England.


Damn why have I never received this 20% discount?? It might make that shopping centre a little more bearable.

ps, don't really go to Joondalup shops haha


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Date: 12/11/2011 4:04:02 AM
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damn why have I never received this 20% discount??


cause you've never spotted an aussie there :)

yer dont go there.


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Date: 12/11/2011 4:39:11 AM
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hey thanks guys!
we are finalising the things we are going to do when we are in australia.
all i can remember right now (im just waking up and cant pester my mrs-to-be yet for the latest details) is that our honeymoon starts in hongkong for couple nights then australia for just over two weeks then singapore couple nights on the way back (to see more stuff and break up flights)
we are starting in sydney then we are flying somewhere(?) , where amongst other things we can go on a cruise via some epic reefs and fishies (hopefully no sharks! Actually seeing a shark would be cool if it wasnt too hungry) and otherwise just generally relaxing and enjoying warm weather, great food and drink and hopefully not being poisoned, stabbed or otherwise killed by any one of the gazillion different lethal land and sea critters, plants, insects etc that are out there...

id also appreciate some help with this too as i would like to have a family one day and want to survive the honeymoon ;o)

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Date: 12/11/2011 5:07:27 AM
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just make sure that if you go camping/out in the bush, dont stand too close to a Coolabah Tree, they have drop bears in them, they can give a nasty bite.


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Yeah, be really, really careful of the drop bears. Just ask a local about them and they'll be able to let you know where the drop bears tend to be in that area.

Otherwise, there's not too much that's dangerous here. Northern Territory there are saltwater crocs - they ARE dangerous. We have the sharks on most coasts, so be careful of them. On the north east coast, we have sea snakes, watch out for them. On land every where there are other snakes, but they tend to not be around cities. Spiders are generally not too bad, you're unlikely to encounter a redback or funnel web. It's really not as bad as people say!

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Date: 12/11/2011 6:46:34 AM
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i know a guy who got bitten by a drop bear once...

poor bastard.... :(

its been a wet summer to so far, and it is just perfect breeding conditions for them at the moment too...

From: Fluff

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Date: 12/11/2011 1:56:36 PM
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wow ive never realised on top of all the other lethal stuff, you have lethal bears too?! Do they hide in your wardrobe and in the boot of your car and stuff? How can you spot one? How can you avoid it? I dont want to DIE!

From: Fluff

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Date: 12/11/2011 2:49:16 PM
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hey thanks guys!
we are finalising the things we are going to do when we are in australia.
all i can remember right now (im just waking up and cant pester my mrs-to-be yet for the latest details) is that our honeymoon starts in hongkong for couple nights then australia for just over two weeks then singapore couple nights on the way back (to see more stuff and break up flights)
we are starting in sydney then we are flying somewhere(?) , where amongst other things we can go on a cruise via some epic reefs and fishies (hopefully no sharks! Actually seeing a shark would be cool if it wasnt too hungry) and otherwise just generally relaxing and enjoying warm weather, great food and drink and hopefully not being poisoned, stabbed or otherwise killed by any one of the gazillion different lethal land and sea critters, plants, insects etc that are out there...

id also appreciate some help with this too as i would like to have a family one day and want to survive the honeymoon ;o)


ok so after sydney were flying to cairns for a few nights (which s when we do the cruise) then port douglas for 6 nights.
excited!

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