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Jan
09
2010

Keira

5 funniest things I’ve heard in ATL so far

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  1. “You have the kangaroos, right?  You eat them, right? And you have the koalas, right? And you eat them too. Oh no, I must be thinking of the Aboriginies, you eat them.”
  2. When talking about someone’s unborn son to be named Michael Faber: “Y’all should make Eugene his middle name so his initials will be M.U.F! Muff! Haw!”
  3. “Why is a gun clip called a magazine? It’s not a book! Well, I guess a book of bullets.”
  4. “Y’all celebrate Christmas in Australia?” [No, the world does not revolve around Americans.]
  5. “Are Americans the only ones who make movies? Does Australia have television?” [Please see comment above.]

 

Spot on for making me laugh.

Spot on for making me laugh.

Eating: Organic natural yoghurt with black cherries and a Babybel cheese round.

Drinking: Tea 

Listening to: cable TV. 



 

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