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LittleGreyCat

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#76178 29-Jan-2011 19:43
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Yeah, yeah, yeah...
Nah....
Yeah

[Please substitute ''í' for '*']

I know I have already commented on the charming NZ accent but my lady wife was convulsed with mirth in a shop the other day.

An NZ couple were discussing a purchase:
"Are you sure they're sh*tter proof?"

After cautious and discreet checking it was established that they weren't looking at an advanced incontinence solution but at plastic camping glasses.

Which helps me understand why Kiwis always answer "Good" when they are asked how they are.

"Tough day - I'm absolutely sh*ttered" could be a touch confusing.

Still loving it here - we will be sorry to leave.

Cheers

LGC

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b0untypure1
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  #432972 30-Jan-2011 22:26
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I would have substituted "A" personally




gz ftw




illicit
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  #432973 30-Jan-2011 22:29
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I concur.

Little Grey Cat - Have you had your hearing tested?

b0untypure1
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  #432979 30-Jan-2011 22:39
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ROFL




gz ftw




LittleGreyCat

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  #433098 31-Jan-2011 11:07
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illicit: I concur.

Little Grey Cat - Have you had your hearing tested?


Yis

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  #433336 31-Jan-2011 18:33
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i have never heard anyone say sh!tted itself. i have heard sh@t often. not everyone in NZ has foul language




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  #433500 1-Feb-2011 06:24
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This couldn't have gone in your other hilarious thread?

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