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Topic # 115340 22-Mar-2013 15:07
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From the NZ Herald.

Support is being rallied for a world record attempt today at a Wairarapa high school.In an effort to raise awareness for depression, Wairarapa College wants to break the world record for the most simultaneous text messages.

Someone might need to watch johnr to make sure he doesn't lose his mind...

... or maybe they'll use a real network, like Telecom's  hehehe.

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THERE'S A CERTIFIED RECORD FOR THIS, geez I guess my opinion of Guinness cannot get any lower, this has got to be up there with bog-snorkelling and cheese rolling....

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  Reply # 785512 22-Mar-2013 15:36
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wellygary: ... and cheese rolling....


Not this cheese:




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