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....artsy 1947

Huh? I wasn't listening....

(I was too "hyper"!)

Ducky

Yes, now I'm older and calmer. :)

Kegger   lol

                  1966

"Fair Dinkum?'......Ridgy Didge?

Ducky

You Aussies sure do talk funny. :)

KABLUEY!    meeps    NUKE is my slang word? NUKE??????

Bird dog,blow off.bogus,bread,burn rubber,,steal your woman..to defeat in a race,fake or untrue,money,to take off hard and fast in a car..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

See you later, Alligator. After while, Crocodile.

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