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Hua Guofang

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  1. I agree with you that the people that are living there now didn't choose to be born there but at some point in human history people chose those particular valleys and plains to settle in. That's the bit that I don't understand, and of course I'm being irrationally simplistic in the way I'm looking at it. And for the record, I have no problem with the Taliban being eradicated from the face of this planet. I'm not going to comment on the 'legitimacy' of the ISAF operations as I don't have a position either way - mainly because I don't have enough clear and conclusive information to have a credible opinion. However I am more than happy to see any kind of extremist that forces their views on others being removed from existence, regardless of what their views are.
  2. Humans choose to live in some pretty useless parts of the world. Cheers for posting.
  3. Yeah, pretty monumental, I reckon. Credit to most of those involved that it's held together as much as it has.
  4. Mate, that is awesome, thanks very much for that. I'm stinging to check the book out when it arrives. So it's taken almost two years so far and I think we've only lost one book, which has been replaced by another anyway. Epic stuff. - Walid
  5. Is Aero the only person left to hit them? I reckon you send them on to the next in line and if Aero turns up again he can make a call from there. Need to get things flowing again, we're so close to the finish line here. - Walid
  6. Thread is coming back alive again [/url] Maoista down by Walid Jumblat's conviction, on Flickr . Think I'll be asking Santy for a new camera....
  7. Dang, need larger res of all those pieces. Hard to get too much Sye, IMO.
  8. I often wonder if anyone other than me knows who my usernames are n real life.
  9. Is there a way to paste pics in here off the camera roll of a phone?
  10. lol, that was my first drunk post on a forum in years ^^^^ I'm not taking up paper mache, that was the beer talking.
  11. Solid. Fuck you mek, I'm taking up paper mâché Makin easy kills simple.
  12. Pffft, bunch o hairy neck gum flappin cheese dicks. Am disappoint
  13. HOLY SHIT GRAFFITI SCOOTER SO FUCKING REAL YOU DONT KNOW LARGE RED TYPE!!!!!
  14. I never had anything against neckface, don't get all umad over banksy either. Everyone, including Beiber can do whatever they want, I simply don't care. I still enjoy sketching and painting walls regardless and the rest of the world can go fuck itself. Or not, either way. People care too much.
  15. Oh yeah, he was popular overseas well before anyone in Australia really knew who he was. I remember hearing about "Croc Hunter" for ages before I had any idea who or what he was. I could not stand the guy, he was full of shit. He played himself as a conservationist in the media but showed himself as a bullshit artist on that account many times. He was just a salesman that carried on like a tool to make money, can't say I was overly upset when he copped a barb. He was not overly kind to animals and the crocs that he wressled were not wild crocs either, they were plants from the croc farm they ran. He was a Hollywood version of Alby Mangles, another bullshit artist. Same model, American audience.
  16. watch Chopper and The Castle. That's everything anyone needs to know about Australia..., and maybe The Odd Angry Shot for those who enjoy military history.
  17. I'm getting in on this in a minute too.
  18. Funny and irreverent - he takes the piss out of people who take writing on walls too seriously. I think a lot Americans that hop on the Lush wagon don't really get it and are just being typical hipsters - "Ooh, this is edgy because it's street art and it's crass, it holds a mirror up to post-modern society and asks the difficult questions about what is acceptable in modern culture"...., and similar shit. Australian's just see it as some one taking the piss out of the graf scene and the people who think Lush is a serious artist. He's a rude cunt/comedian more than anything.
  19. I don't know, saying clique as kleek is not difficult or overly foreign to an English/American speaker. We've never had probs saying clique over here, hadn't turned in to "click" until a bunch of commercialised rap stars got a hold of it. Although by way of humility, us Australians are no better when it comes to butchering languages. In typical "Aussie", "Hello, how are you" becomes "ge'aymae' owyagarn?".
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