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"two small towns at opposite ends of the Pacific"? Esperance is 3000+km from the Pacific.
My 'dumbphone' and universal remote are perfectly fine for me, thanks. I have absolutely 0.00 need or want for a smartphone.
not to mention the technical problems involved with trying to a get a fridge up to 88mph
Let me know if the cloning of Elvis is gonna go ahead McDonald's Corp. (2550707) On Oct 28: 56.62 $ ^4.86 (9.39%)
As a Kiwi who has recently come the other way, I'd recommend against it.
The standard of living over the ditch isn't nearly as good, the infrastructure is _crap_, and race relations will do your head in.
Roads in NZ are shocking. there are virtually no divided roads outside the cities. Going anywhere on a long weekend - forgetaboutit.
In that case, I'm going to Sealand.
As another person in AU, I agree completely. I am beginning to consider leaving the country unless/until this draconian bullshit is a thing of the past. Save a seat for me, Kiwis, and put some beer on ice.
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"two small towns at opposite ends of the Pacific"? Esperance is 3000+km from the Pacific.
My 'dumbphone' and universal remote are perfectly fine for me, thanks. I have absolutely 0.00 need or want for a smartphone.
not to mention the technical problems involved with trying to a get a fridge up to 88mph
Let me know if the cloning of Elvis is gonna go ahead McDonald's Corp. (2550707) On Oct 28: 56.62 $ ^4.86 (9.39%)
As a Kiwi who has recently come the other way, I'd recommend against it.
The standard of living over the ditch isn't nearly as good, the infrastructure is _crap_, and race relations will do your head in.
Roads in NZ are shocking. there are virtually no divided roads outside the cities. Going anywhere on a long weekend - forgetaboutit.
In that case, I'm going to Sealand.
As another person in AU, I agree completely. I am beginning to consider leaving the country unless/until this draconian bullshit is a thing of the past. Save a seat for me, Kiwis, and put some beer on ice.