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    Quote Originally Posted by bomma View Post
    i thought you were a student??
    I fail to see your argument here

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    What a wonderful day ... now watch someone come along and stuff it up!

    I can has cheezburgas now? Oh noes, where is my buckets? It has rains!

    Sorry to hear about your kafka moments, but spare a thought ... you could have ended up eating melted cheese from a used slovakian yak-herder's sandal while having a sagebrush thrashed across your buttocks with a small dwarf tickling your bellybutton with an anchovie .. only to end up being attacked by a frozen ebolitic koala hidden in a tree!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gijoe1313 View Post
    (snip snap snop) only to end up being attacked by a frozen ebolitic koala hidden in a tree!
    Surely an ebolitic koala would be febrile rather than frozen? A frozen state of being would not be conducive to a rapid attacking motility?

    Just sayin...

    I'd be bloody afraid of the situation either way...
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    V4! VFR800s sound like some sort of alien rocket-ship coming to probe all of our women and destroy our cities

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phurrball View Post
    Surely an ebolitic koala would be febrile rather than frozen? A frozen state of being would not be conducive to a rapid attacking motility?

    Just sayin...

    I'd be bloody afraid of the situation either way...
    Well obviously you missed the delivery system of how it would attack ... a midget elephant with rabies and elephantisis of the trunk melded to an absconding leprous sloth that has been riddled with HIV from an enfeebled squirrel with a parasitic twin. This results in a deadly expansion of the trunk resulting in a fragmentary effect from the frozen ebolitic koala. One must remember to roll, duck and cover from such a deadly attack, in extremis, one can produce a pikachu umbrella and flap towards the expanding shroud of shards and gotta catch 'em all!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gijoe1313 View Post
    Well obviously you missed the delivery system of how it would attack ... a midget elephant with rabies and elephantisis of the trunk melded to an absconding leprous sloth that has been riddled with HIV from an enfeebled squirrel with a parasitic twin. This results in a deadly expansion of the trunk resulting in a fragmentary effect from the frozen ebolitic koala. One must remember to roll, duck and cover from such a deadly attack, in extremis, one can produce a pikachu umbrella and flap towards the expanding shroud of shards and gotta catch 'em all!
    K. That's a winner fershure...Mechanistically, it just makes sense

    NCEA science:

    For 10 marks explain which biohazardous threat ought to be contained first?

    And point out why the TLA is not perfectly apt...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danae View Post
    I fail to see your argument here
    everyone knows that students are broke because the spend all their money on booze....so when you say you have no money for booze i am perplexed......
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    Quote Originally Posted by bomma View Post
    everyone knows that students are broke because the spend all their money on booze....so when you say you have no money for booze i am perplexed......
    Yeah I did, now it's all gone

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    you think thats a bad day? thats a walk in the park, a bad day is when you are 6 hours south of auckland and get hit by a van, have your bike rooted and get a lift into hospital via an ambulance and then have to sit in a van unable to sleep because your foot wont stop throbbing. THAT is a bad day lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by metalhead View Post
    you think thats a bad day? thats a walk in the park, a bad day is when you are 6 hours south of auckland and get hit by a van, have your bike rooted and get a lift into hospital via an ambulance and then have to sit in a van unable to sleep because your foot wont stop throbbing. THAT is a bad day lol
    Luxury! I do recall a thread posted by a KBer who did the postie challenge around Aussie ... ended up separating his shoulder and wandered around the outback with amnesia for three days! Now THAT is a bad day ( .. or in this case ... three days ... )

    I guess its all relative innit ... someone else is wishing they were having the woes someone else is since its "easier"
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