I had absolutely no idea what the Australian one was - brain obviously on
hold because I hadn't realised is *was* Australian even though the email
came from OZ.
I made it 'Sterling sins let us rejoice for we are young and free.
Jean in Poole
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Hey Noelene
It has been strlns ll lt s rjc fr w r yng nd fr
for many years sns was considered sxst so it was changed to ll
Helen
strln sns lt s rjc fr w r yng nd fr
Let's see if our American spiders can work that one out.
Noelene in Cooma
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As a possie, (a pom living in Australia), it took a little while to work out
the puzzle, particularly as the 'to this nation' does not make grammatical
sense.
Thanks to Alice for confirming my answer to the puzzle and providing the text
of the address which does make sense.
Peter
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As an addendum to my last email - it's strange now living in Australia that I
did not recognise the first line of the Australian national anthem (hang head
in shame), but in my defence I think of only 3 occasions when I've actually
heard the Aussie anthem - I am not a sports lover, even when we
How many *native English speakers* from other
countries (UK, OZ, Canada) also recognised and
interpreted correctly the same truncated version?
Fr scr nd svn yrs g r frfthrs brght frth t ths ntn...
I got it fairly quickly: 'Fr scr' was hard, then 'nd svn yrs' got me into a
biblical
At 06:18 AM 2/16/04 +1100, W N Lafferty wrote:
strln sns lt s rjc fr w r yng nd fr
Let's see if our American spiders can work that one out.
Starline sons, let us rejoice, for we are young and fair.
Ah!
Australian sons, let us rejoice, for we are young and fair.
reads rest of posts DUH!
Hi spiders
Just wanting to draw on the fountain of knowledge that is out there. Has
anyone personal experience of using a Tempur mattress and or pillow (not the
lace variety the ones for on your bed!!!)? They are the mattresses that are
based on NASA technology. If you do please would you e.mail
Hi Aussie spiders,
Just a quick fun question.
At the moment my 20 year old son is on holiday in Australia. He is staying
with an old school friend in Bondi.
Now before he went he asked what we would like him to bring home. My
daughter and I both asked for the same thing ... a small furry
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Anne,
Becareful what you ask for.
Kid you not but my tame Aussie was very tempted to bring me a purse made
from the tanned and treated testicles of a kangeroo.
It's the sort of thing that passes for humour out there where the heat
affects your brain.
He told me this, about the purse, and
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Hi Peter,
Did I miss your de-lurk message? Where are you in Oz, what
got you on to our lace list? Oz male lacers are few and far between.
Besides David (of course) I only know of three - two in the ACT,
one in the Wollongong area, and one in Sydney (tatting), but I don't
know them by name.
1.
from the tanned and treated testicles of a kangeroo.
But Liz, they are really soft! It's a boy thing I think.
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Hi Ruth,
I don't know whether Possie is in general circulation or whether it is a word
my Uncle coined for those in the family that had become Aussie citizens.
Peter
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Hi Noelene,
As Lynn has already dobbed me in yes I'm the lacemaker from Wollongong or
actually Shellharbour, for the NSW lace guild Arachnaens I'm also your
vice-president.
Many apologies for number 8 somehow an extraneous M got into the puzzle - I
blame my dyslexic fingers.
No 8 should be STRERM.
Anne, I'd have to say that Koalas are more popular in the souvenir shops than
Kangaroos, but both are available. He may not be looking in the right place -
a really good place for souvenirs is at Darling Harbour - lots of shops selling
lots of things like stuffed toy animals
Suggest he go
Hi Peter and All, Thanks Peter, STRERM is a little easier to figure
out. Octoroon is not a word I use every day so that one had me stumped
too but I got all the rest. I do puzzles too. Does anybody do the Paint by
Numbers puzzles in Games magazine? They're pixel puzzles from Japan only
they
On Feb 16, 2004, at 20:49, Jane Viking Swanson wrote:
Hi Peter and All, Thanks Peter, STRERM is a little easier to figure
out.
Not for me; I got all the others, but not this one; I look at it,
think the T ought to have been P, with the following R a slip of
the finger... and can't get past
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