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Hey Im new to this forum and wanting to connect with tranceaddicts in Australia! Who is your fav dj in this moment??

miss kittin

there's a dude around here called stu. people think he's from australia, but he's a phoney! a big fat phoney!

Fun fact: Australia invented the wheel as late as 2001. Talk about being backward.

Welcome to the site

Ignore some of the trolls on here... they are busy contemplating how best to look witty

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Originally posted by runcmd im from Switzerland, we are neighbors! skiing much? bad season this year yes?

where in der Schweiz?

uhm bern?

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Originally posted by runcmd uhm bern?

ah cocaine piss city cocaine in piss

I'm from next to Basel

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Originally posted by runcmd Basel? Never heard of it.

Nordwesten Schweiz schei�e

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Originally posted by Meat187 Fun fact: Australia invented the wheel as late as 2001. Talk about being backward.

This from the native of a country which doesn't have twist top beers yet. Isn't it in Back to the Future that Marty McFly can't get the bottle open back in the '50s because he's used to doing it by hand? That puts you about fifty years behind, pal.

We don't use twist tops because we have something that has more style:



Twist tops are for kids. If you can't open a bottle of beer you're probably not old enough to drink it anyway.

Oh, and about the wheel in Aussieland:
http://www.newscientist.com/article...-australia.html

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Originally posted by Meat187 We don't use twist tops because we have something that has more style: Twist tops are for kids. If you can't open a bottle of beer you're probably not old enough to drink it anyway.

So twist tops are immature, but the plastic and wire pop-tops found on about 5% of beers in Germany are sophisticated? Great reasoning. I hope you don't use that kind of logic in your work as a scientist.

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Originally posted by Domesticated So twist tops are immature, but the plastic and wire pop-tops found on about 5% of beers in Germany are sophisticated?

Not sophisticated but cooler. As I said I consider them both unnecessary and prefer the simple metal crown cork, but the *pop* sound made by the swing top bottle makes it the cooler easy-to-open solution.

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Originally posted by jdat Nordwesten Schweiz schei�e

it's palm dude.

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Originally posted by dj_alfi it's palm dude.

suck my balls

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Originally posted by Meat187 We don't use twist tops because we have something that has more style: Twist tops are for kids. If you can't open a bottle of beer you're probably not old enough to drink it anyway. Oh, and about the wheel in Aussieland: http://www.newscientist.com/article...-australia.html

You know what else is popular with kids? Arguing about shit that no adult actually cares about. Like for example the types of bottle caps on beer bottles.

The swing lids really are quit cool, though. I like them because they remind me of you, Fledz. You're not going to take that way from me now, are you?

Swing lids should be for bottles filled with water in cafes, or more appropriately filled with your tears for me, my loveable emo pumpkin.

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Originally posted by jdat suck my balls

What did you say to me?!

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Originally posted by bas What did you say to me?!

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Originally posted by bas What did you say to me?!

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Originally posted by Fledz Swing lids should be for bottles filled with water in cafes, or more appropriately filled with your tears for me, my loveable emo pumpkin.

I've got some vintage Hal tears back when he looked like a long haired 16 year old. They're under the sink near toxic things toddlers can easily get too and I can conveniently forget about.

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Originally posted by Lilith I've got some vintage Hal tears back when he looked like a long haired 16 year old. They're under the sink near toxic things toddlers can easily get too and I can conveniently forget about.

Why would one need a sink at the depths of the inky abyss?

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