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in australia there is a brown tubular chocolate bar filled with nougat called a "honey log".

it looks like a constipatedly extruded product.

i can not even think of sampling them.

"picnics" look like excreta too.

graffiti left on a toilet wall by visiting aliens (who unfortunately happened to go there first when they landed) that then decided to go home after they read the wall of the toilet.

we just dropped by from outer space,
to learn your native tongues.
but ne'er did we see a more amusing disgrace,
than to find that yours are searching just for other mens bums.

I have often wondered who are the people who write those things in the public toilets.

it may be that it is just fly s**t or something that left a trail that is legible to our associative minds.

that is what it looks like when i see drawls scrawled on walls.

but it is written in texta so i guess a human did it.

it may just be possible in the history of icing cakes, that a number of flies could all s**t out a black trail (on a white birthday cake) that says "happy birthday nanna!!"

everyone would swallow it. and nanna would be chuffed.

what a filthy coincidence to defraud their confidence.

im bored

If you are bored why not watch a bit of death note.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNAJ_CTVb9s&feature=related[/youtube]

It is often been the center of jokes, they had an interesting ad campaign a while ago with the slogan Delicously ugly. Tried looking for the ad but got no where, they almost pointed out what it looked like.

Wow, there are approximatly 30 million fake British
pound coins in circualtion. Organized criminals
are making copys, they think as much as 1 of every
50 coin is a fake

Hey why dont we show our countries curency and see which is the pretiest?

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I like it

Out of these, this is the one you want:
around $175

Thats quite interesting your coins have holes in them, I can blurt out facts about my curency if you want. We have silver coins which are 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents and 50 cent which is backwards in the pic I will put the front version down the bottom and we have the gold 1 dollar and 2 dollar. Each coin is a different size, thickness and weight, this makes vending machines identify easier, the largest coin is the 50 cents, oten has a strong smell of metal too, I have a strang habit of smelling the coins. Our notes are all in dollars and sport famous australian with a bunch of what look like sketches and ilegabel writing, there is a joke about us being a bit stupid as we put the blueprints to our federal governments buildings on one note. Also the notes have little clear plastic bitts that actualy if light is put through them properly reveals something that proves it is legit makeing it harder to counterfit.

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We used to have holes in the coins in the 1920`s,
1930`s, then it stopped and we didnt have
holed coins again until 1997

Wow, so you actually have silver and gold
coins in regular circulation? We dont have
that here. Didn`t know Australia have that
actually

I read something about Asutralian plastic banknotes,
is those in the pic like that? I understood it as the
whole bill was made of plastic to last longer.

"""we put the blueprints to our federal governments buildings on one note"""

Wow

Yeah the notes are all made of plastic, but has a feeling a bit like paper while in the clear places they are smooth, well the coins are not actualy silver and gold, they are just coloured that way. We used to have a 1 cent coin, but we fazed them out years ago apparently it was anoying haveing to have all of that small change but you can sometimes find discarded 1 cent coins in some places. A bit odd to change the style of a coin so much, I see that the Krone (is that it) is 1997 baseing it around the time it changed. I have often wondered dont people worry about getting actual paper money wet.
here is the pic, not realy a total blueprint, but enough to recognise.