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#71074 4-Nov-2010 08:28
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  #399971 4-Nov-2010 08:34
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It must be the new Megalopolis Supercity Auckland - Wellington: Auckton...





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  #399973 4-Nov-2010 08:36

Take a closer look at the picture ... it's not just a name mashup but a habour mashup.

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  #399976 4-Nov-2010 08:41
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Or maybe it's part of the Warner Bros. deal and it's where the Orcs are going to live...



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  #399981 4-Nov-2010 08:52
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nix: Take a closer look at the picture ... it's not just a name mashup but a habour mashup.


So in that case it was deliberate? What was the context?

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  #399982 4-Nov-2010 08:53
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Cool new name - and saves on ink.




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  #399991 4-Nov-2010 09:08
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The darker lower part of the image is part of the usual TV1 webcam image of the Wellingland waterfront, placed below their standard Auckton view in the upper portion.




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  #400042 4-Nov-2010 10:31

It's a great joke by TV and mischievious of the OP to call it a fail.

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  #400105 4-Nov-2010 11:51
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ha ha thats awesome

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  #400109 4-Nov-2010 11:55
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not a very good shop IMO, the lighting is obviously quite different between the two.

still, quite funny though

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  #400160 4-Nov-2010 13:13
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Next they'll be putting an 'h' in it!

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  #400163 4-Nov-2010 13:17
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At least they did called it Dorkland..




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  #400167 4-Nov-2010 13:21
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Auckland is normal but Wellington is purple.  Must have Telstra clear down there, like that glowing purple man on the ads...

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  #400337 4-Nov-2010 20:08
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No Wellington is normal, Auckland is washed out. Must be all the rain up there....

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  #400431 5-Nov-2010 00:57
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nah... Wellington is looking a bit of colour... must be all that wind down there !

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