I'm with you, gw. No one who ever lived would waste their time coming back. :angel: Even Houdini realised it was pointless.~ Roxy
Tough or stupid? Albeit very funnyHoKyung said:How Tough are Aussie Men? ...Terry, the Aussie remained silent, slowly poking the fire with his penis.
sorta like this:TheSilver said:I saw a really great sign during the summer.So, we were driving throught the nothingness that is part of America, in which one finds a few small town with shops like "Larrys car repair - have a hotdog while you wait, not oil gets wasted here", a rather decent scenery with grass, earth, dust and a few trees.So, next to the road was one of these metal sign, supported by metal rods sticking in the ground, and beneatht he metal sign somebody hung up a "cloth" sigh.Now the metal sign said "Jesus saves"... nothing special, Bible Belt area of America. However, the cloth sign, in the exact color, making the two almost blend, stated "Vote McCain!"Message: Jesus saves, vote McCain. ;DReally funny, but somehow sad if you think about it![]()
Yes I believe you're right there with scot or scotsman, maybe we should get Simon in on this. Anyway, An aussie bloke has been living with the New Zealand Maori for a number of years and decides to go home for a bit to visit his family and check up on the footy scores. The next year he returns to be fronted by the Maori Chief. 'You gunna die Cuz' The aussie guy thinking what's he done plays dumb and says 'I haven't been here in a year what happened.' with this the chief replies 'my wife has kid Bro' The aussie not catching on yet replies 'congratulations' The chief looking him in the eye yells 'He's white, you're the only white man to be here with us in 100 years.'Just realising what was being said the Aussie starts to panic. Looking around he thinks he sees his out and replies 'See all those sheep over there mate, see how they're all white except that one...'With this the chief just turns to him and says 'I won't tell if you don't.'gamewidow said:cute... and i believe the term is Scotsman or just Scot ... but i could be mistaken