Re: Aussie joke
- From: "Django Cat" <nospam@please>
- Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 08:21:43 -0600
jerry_friedman@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Stephen Calder wrote:
Richard Bollard wrote:...
I found this funny and wondered how regional this joke might be.
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Two drovers standing in a bar. One asked, "What are you up to?"
"Ahh. I'm takin' a mob of 6000 from Goondiwindi to Gympie."
"Oh yeah and what route are you takin'?"
"Ah, prob'ly the Missus; after all, she stuck by me durin' the
drought."
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Comments?
Local, I'd say. The kiwis might laugh.
To my knowledge root in this sense is unknown outside Australasia.
Unused, as far as I know, but not unknown. I got it, after a moment's
thought. It's possible, though, that I learned this meaning here.
We've had some discussion of whether the panda eats shoots and leaves,
or eats roots and leaves.
The original gag was 'roots'; Truss bowdlerised it.
DC. Then Bowdler trussed it...
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