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Jokes: the lobster blush. why

the communism.
9 (6.6%)
the shelfish.
7 (5.1%)
the see wead.
7 (5.1%)
he was gay.
8 (5.9%)
105 (77.2%)

Total Members Voted: 136

Author Topic: why don't australians just leave their island  (Read 7347 times)

why don't we just get 4 (that's 4, count them) helicopters and lift great britain into the middle of the atlantic ocean
Nah, it'd be easier to put 2 outboard motors on the end of John O' Groats, and just sail us where we like.

Then Brittania would truly rule the seas.

why don't we just kill everyone. this would end all of our problems.

why don't we just kill everyone. this would end all of our problems.

ok you first




They could just go to stuffty australia. I think its called new zealand.

They could just go to stuffty australia. I think its called new zealand.
listen bozo

new zealand is basically middle earth

I thought they called that small australia

did you know mcdonalds is called maccys maccas in australia, i'm serious
« Last Edit: September 21, 2015, 07:47:02 AM by Refticus »

did you know mcdonalds is called maccys in australia, i'm serious
People in the UK refer to McDonalds as Maccy D's.

Because you don't understand. Aussies lie for us to be scared of their island, thinking everything wants to kill them which is fake. Their island is safer than The Fun Box.

did you know mcdonalds is called maccys in australia, i'm serious
Of all the loving incorrect truths in this topic...

It's called MACCAS, not MACCYS. What drop-dead richardhead thinks we'd call it Maccys? That sounds like the kind of name of a floozy you'd rim after a heavy night on the piss.

note: if an australian enters this topic then just tell him we're talking about gun control, we don't want to provoke them
that would likely still provoke most of us because the majority of australians are pro-gun control and are more than happy to discuss it with others

this thread has been taken over by australians
this thread was supposed to act as a solution but only made the problem worse by giving the australians a portal to the world outside their island