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catching up with Mr Robot/Alf - weird shit
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Chilling with the kids watching Madagascar 2.

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kiwikrasher wrote:..... So you guys have a far greater talent pool ....
Far larger population, I agree.
"Greater talent pool"......? Hmmm.
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StMarks wrote:
kiwikrasher wrote:..... So you guys have a far greater talent pool ....
Far larger population, I agree.
"Greater talent pool"......? Hmmm.
But you're Great Britain, and your population is 16 x that of NZ. If you are dubious about the 'talent pool' against NZ's, then are you conceding you aren't the "better little Island" ??

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The ANZAC has a point.....


Then again, the 'New' in New Zealand is prison slang, which, all things considered, kinda sounds legit.
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D41 wrote: Then again, the 'New' in New Zealand is prison slang, which, all things considered, kinda sounds legit.
WTF does that even mean? NZ wasn't a convict colony if that is what you are getting at.
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Do you know what the "Great" in GB actually refers to Kiwi.?
It's not "Great" as in "fantastic", like most UK seem keen to purport. It's "Great" as in "Fat" (ironically, seeing as obesity is looking to be the most serious health threat to the next generation). It refers to the size of the main island. The Great (larger) of the British Isles.
Fwiw I don't recall implying that I believed that the UK was the "better" small island.? IMHO we are lesser in a number of respects, not just surface area.
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kiwikrasher wrote:
D41 wrote: Then again, the 'New' in New Zealand is prison slang, which, all things considered, kinda sounds legit.
WTF does that even mean? NZ wasn't a convict colony if that is what you are getting at.
Hmmmm....a quick check proves you are right. I apologise.

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New Zealand is where the better whities went to live. Australia was seen as being a bit common. That goes someway to explain why the Aussie accent is so much stronger.
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Really??

I never thought the two accents sounded the same. I can see why people mistake them, but they're subtly disparate...like a Geordie and a Mackem...Norcal/Socal.....Boston/ NYC..etc.
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D41 wrote:Really??

I never thought the two accents sounded the same. I can see why people mistake them, but they're subtly disparate...like a Geordie and a Mackem...Norcal/Socal.....Boston/ NYC..etc.
They aren't subtly different, that's like telling a Scotsman he sounds Irish.

The convicts were sent to Aus because NZ hasn't been colonised at that stage, the Maoris were still putting up to much of a fight. As the last convicts were been sent out NZ had been colonised but it was far easier and cheaper to get them to Aus and there was no provision for them in NZ (established jails, etc). Not that we were convict free. A few boats had mutinies on the way to Aus and diverted to NZ and released convicts often made their way to NZ to try their hand at whaling and seal hunting.

St Marks, I was being cheeky, we had a heavy British influence in our education system in NZ in my childhood so I did think I knew the reasoning behind Great, my understanding was it was more 'Greater Britain' as in encompassing more than just England, but not as far reaching as the UK.
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Mr Robot. Now I'm really confused.

On the plus side, there's more of the beautiful Stephanie Corneliussen in it. http://www.speakerscorner.me/stephanie-corneliussen/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Kwacky wrote:Mr Robot. Now I'm really confused.

On the plus side, there's more of the beautiful Stephanie Corneliussen in it. http://www.speakerscorner.me/stephanie-corneliussen/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I was confused enough after the first season! will have to get onto the second season once I get home. Stephanie....mmmmmmm :P

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I'm not at present. Not bothered since I got the new laptop.
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Kwacky wrote:Mr Robot. Now I'm really confused.

On the plus side, there's more of the beautiful Stephanie Corneliussen in it. http://www.speakerscorner.me/stephanie-corneliussen/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Dear god - she'd get it. :D Not shy - i like that.
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Watched some Motogp this morning with a sausage buttie and fresh coffee. Great start to the day (y) should happen everyday (nod)
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kiwikrasher wrote:
D41 wrote:Really??

I never thought the two accents sounded the same. I can see why people mistake them, but they're subtly disparate...like a Geordie and a Mackem...Norcal/Socal.....Boston/ NYC..etc.
They aren't subtly different, that's like telling a Scotsman he sounds Irish.

The convicts were sent to Aus because NZ hasn't been colonised at that stage, the Maoris were still putting up to much of a fight. As the last convicts were been sent out NZ had been colonised but it was far easier and cheaper to get them to Aus and there was no provision for them in NZ (established jails, etc). Not that we were convict free. A few boats had mutinies on the way to Aus and diverted to NZ and released convicts often made their way to NZ to try their hand at whaling and seal hunting.
Well, seeing as we're stuck on History 101....Scots and Irish both spoke different dialects of Celtic, cobber. :D
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D41 wrote:
kiwikrasher wrote:
D41 wrote:Really??

I never thought the two accents sounded the same. I can see why people mistake them, but they're subtly disparate...like a Geordie and a Mackem...Norcal/Socal.....Boston/ NYC..etc.
They aren't subtly different, that's like telling a Scotsman he sounds Irish.

The convicts were sent to Aus because NZ hasn't been colonised at that stage, the Maoris were still putting up to much of a fight. As the last convicts were been sent out NZ had been colonised but it was far easier and cheaper to get them to Aus and there was no provision for them in NZ (established jails, etc). Not that we were convict free. A few boats had mutinies on the way to Aus and diverted to NZ and released convicts often made their way to NZ to try their hand at whaling and seal hunting.
Well, seeing as we're stuck on History 101....Scots and Irish both spoke different dialects of Celtic, cobber. :D
But tell either one that they sound like the other and they will still snot ya! (punch)
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