Some humour from around the World

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  Posted by Jim on 20 Dec, 2024 20:27
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  Posted by Jim on 20 Dec, 2024 20:28
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  Posted by Jim on 20 Dec, 2024 20:29
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  Posted by Jim on 22 Dec, 2024 18:37
• Enjoy your white Christmas's !!!!
  
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  Posted by Jim on 22 Dec, 2024 18:38
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  Posted by Jim on 22 Dec, 2024 18:39
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  Posted by Jim on 22 Dec, 2024 18:40
• Bad Aussie Santa
  
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  Posted by Jim on 29 Dec, 2024 15:19
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  Posted by Jim on 29 Dec, 2024 15:20
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  Posted by Jim on 31 Dec, 2024 17:27
• And there's only 25 million of us here -
  
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  Posted by Jim on 31 Dec, 2024 17:28
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  Posted by Stoker on 31 Dec, 2024 17:44
• Quote from: Jim on 31 Dec, 2024 17:27

  And there's only 25 million of us here -
  
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  I'd recommend that you Count Your Blessings & STFU (err ... I mean, just keep quiet about it)!!!    ;c)
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  Posted by Jim on 31 Dec, 2024 17:49
• Quote from: Stoker on 31 Dec, 2024 17:44

  Quote from: Jim on 31 Dec, 2024 17:27

  And there's only 25 million of us here -
  
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  I'd recommend that you Count Your Blessings & STFU (err ... I mean, just keep quiet about it)!!!    ;c)
  

  
  LOL.......I reckon the population would've been bigger except for this -
  
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  Posted by St Paul Steam on 31 Dec, 2024 22:27
• "More than two-thirds of the country receives less than 500 mm of annual rain, making it an arid region. The Outback, located in the middle of the continent, is especially affected by this dry climate, making it inhospitable for human habitation." This may be why. 😊
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  Posted by Jim on 01 Jan, 2025 19:42
• Quote from: St Paul Steam on 31 Dec, 2024 22:27

  "More than two-thirds of the country receives less than 500 mm of annual rain, making it an arid region. The Outback, located in the middle of the continent, is especially affected by this dry climate, making it inhospitable for human habitation." This may be why. 😊
  

  
  Yes a little bit....but there are people out there. Massive cattle stations (a few of the boarders at my school had 1,000,000 plus acre stations) and there's towns dotted around.
  Some parts aren't much different from places like Arizona etc....just people want to live near the coast mostly or at least where its green
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