Scarey camping

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Originally Posted by chunk

Sheep breed a lot better when you don't touch them up:twisted:

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maybe you are correct. looks like australia hasn't gotten much past Caveman pickup lines

Rape

# 1 South Africa: 1.19538 per 1,000 people
# 2 Seychelles: 0.788294 per 1,000 people
# 3 Australia: 0.777999 per 1,000 people


Rapes (per capita) by country. Definition, graph and map.

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Originally Posted by chunk

About time those sheep got there revenge

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:D:D

Yeah well, just you wait till Skippy finds out. :wub:

:tease:

Alan

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Originally Posted by clean32

Having traveled and lived in different countries quite a bit. I think that couture has more to do with the number of deaths rather than the number of guns available. finland has a very aggressive guy type of outlook, this seems to be encouraged by the government under the justification of supposedly being constantly under threat of russia ( history ) this is the same as in russia.
the swiss are just borderline nutters. the only counrty that Nazi germany never risked to invade ( they were going to but the swiss got word of it . it would have been like invading Japan)

even NZ compared to australia. NZ with its underlying battle couture. ( ever seen the documentary " once were warriors"

in short i think that a countries history has more to do with the numbers of deaths. this intern dictates the number of guns and not the other way around.

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I was a little confused by your post there Clean32, but if you take "dressmaking" and substitute it for the French "couture" in those two places, it all makes perfect sense ;)

( to a former Kiwi anyway )

BTW "Once Were Warriors" isn't a documentary, it is a fictional movie, but based on life in South Auckland. There was a sequel a couple of years later with "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted".

When i was out camping, i wasn,t lost,, but this thread seems to have become very disoriented,,:D:twisted:
Laurie,:wasntme:

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Originally Posted by waynep

I was a little confused by your post there Clean32, but if you take "dressmaking" and substitute it for the French "couture" in those two places, it all makes perfect sense ;)

( to a former Kiwi anyway )

BTW "Once Were Warriors" isn't a documentary, it is a fictional movie, but based on life in South Auckland. There was a sequel a couple of years later with "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted".

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:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

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Originally Posted by waynep

BTW "Once Were Warriors" isn't a documentary, it is a fictional movie, but based on life in South Auckland. There was a sequel a couple of years later with "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted".

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then as a Kiwi you must hail from AK.
but then i grew up around places like the Lakeside hotel in Rotorua. ( tables nailed to the floor) and the flying jug at the MT ( cant remember tis real name)
the Forrest at toke
or try surviving a couple of years in the FORD block rotorua.
did you ever survive a new years at the mount ( 70s - 80s)? or Mt collage riots ( yes a high school with riot police)

to many provincial Kiwis, the movie Once were warriors IS a documentary

its no wonder the federation cloned the warrior race LOL ( star wars)

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Originally Posted by clean32

then as a Kiwi you must hail from AK.
but then i grew up around places like the Lakeside hotel in Rotorua. ( tables nailed to the floor) and the flying jug at the MT ( cant remember tis real name)
the Forrest at toke
or try surviving a couple of years in the FORD block rotorua.
did you ever survive a new years at the mount ( 70s - 80s)? or Mt collage riots ( yes a high school with riot police)

to many provincial Kiwis, the movie Once were warriors IS a documentary

its no wonder the federation cloned the warrior race LOL ( star wars)

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Y'know I think that most people who watch a movie will recognise it isn't real. Even 'provincials'.

Maybe it portrays a section of society accurately, as this does (I know that very very well), but it is not real. It is not a documentary, it is fiction.

Oh, and by the way. Not all kiwi's "hail from AK". I don't. I am a provincial and I think I realise the difference between what's real and what's not. ;)

Alan

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

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While some murders of insiders in the drug business may not attract enthusiastic policing, murder of uninvolved people, as with the antidrug campaigner whose name escapes me at Griffith, is almost certain to attract vigorous policing, which in that case closed down the area as a place for drug supply, at least for a number of years.

John

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JD, it was Donald McKay......

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Originally Posted by clean32

then as a Kiwi you must hail from AK.
but then i grew up around places like the Lakeside hotel in Rotorua. ( tables nailed to the floor) and the flying jug at the MT ( cant remember tis real name)
the Forrest at toke
or try surviving a couple of years in the FORD block rotorua.
did you ever survive a new years at the mount ( 70s - 80s)? or Mt collage riots ( yes a high school with riot police)

to many provincial Kiwis, the movie Once were warriors IS a documentary

its no wonder the federation cloned the warrior race LOL ( star wars)

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Well, close , I lived in Murupara for 4 years in the mid 70's. If you lived in BOP you'll know Murupara and it's reputation. A couple of times while I was there, shotguns were discharged in the public bar. All the beer,blood and everything else was hosed out of the bar the next morning.
Like most others there I owned a rifle, and did a bit of deer hunting ( I was hopeless at it I might add ).
But for all that I had a great time there -real character building town.

I agree with you, OWW although not a documentary, is pretty close to reality as I experienced it anyway.

Sorry thread really hijacked now ...

Mate by the sound of it, if they had of chased you they wouldnt have caught you because they would have been slipping in your poo :angel::wasntme:

Glad to hear you got out safe ;)