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They are all famous....here in NZ......lol

Anybody who has spent any length of time here will know about being "World famous... in New Zealand".

Mart

The ironys beautiful is it not especially in Australias case

None of us including the Aborigines are from here

We're all migrants

cheers
B....oZ

PS Split Endz...I Got You

Interesting that their single "six months in a leaky boat" got banned in England because it was released while the Falklands Action was occuring

I wonder if thats why I can't find any Flying High movies online
Uncle Sam?

Paul Keating was a piece of work

Live parliament question time was always full of Personal Abuse
Still they had nothing on the some of the recent Asian Politicians
Food Fights..fist fights...good to see democracy working well

Always wondered if he was in business with Piggy Muldoon,what with Paul half owning a piggery with a silent partner

cheers
B....OZ

I got you is the one that I was thinking off. Thanks for that as it's been bugging me all day.

Anyway how are you two boys going to get on with the cricket this week? No arguments now.

I have been out tonight and not looked at the scores but how did the rugby league go?

Hah!!!!!!

Rugby leagues a Joke internationally especially when compared to Rugby Union

The Cricket won't be much better given the Kiwis are re-building
but they've suprised us in the past so who knows

Might be slightly more interesting than playing Bangladesh but i wouldn't bank on it

cheers
B....OZ

The difference in Rugby League and Rugby Union is that club Rugby League is fantastic whereas club Rugby Union is absolute shite.

Rugby Union though has an international game and Rugby League doesn't but if this Tri Nations Tournament can be a success in future years as much as it has been this time round then Rugby League can grow from it. Although international Rugby League will never be and probably never even get anywhere near close to having an international game like Union.

We still kicked your arses though!!!!!!!!

Get used to it as the crickets coming up too!

Split Enz - Crowded House - betchadupa

Carrying on the family tradition Liam Finn - son of Neil and nephew of Tim - has his own band who have just released their second album.

http://www.betchadupa.com

He even got his dad to play on a few tracks.

In the tradition of all great kiwi bands betchadupa is now based in Melbourne and will be touring thereabouts in December.

By the way - does anyone remember Brian Finn?