Ok Noelene,
Here's a REAL Australian one for you. Bet you get it too :)
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"hp ll yr chks trn nt ms nd kck yr dnny dwn." In the meantime: "m flt t lk lzrd drnkng". David in Ballarat
I didn't get the US one, but this is "Australian sons let us rejoice for we are young and free"?? As I said (privately) to Tamara, I wonder if the differences in spelling between UK and US English have anything to do with it? I haven't come across either string of words before, so I can't see any other reason for getting this in seconds and the other not at all! -- Jane Partridge
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