Oh man where to start
Airport scene when Chucky meets Matt......
Ummm thats a great scene but that won't be happening at the wailing wall at the airport
Well the average Aussie has a toothbrush, a cake of soap, a disposable razor and a comb, and some after shave that acts as a deodorant.
My Plastic Bag: aftershave (CK), lip balm, skin cream, toothpaste, inhaler, hair gel (shampoo and conditioner if I am away for an extended period of time
Loo Bag meds, nail clippers, tweezers, tooth brushes (electic and manual LOL) razor
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Uh huh so you can't think of a reply eh
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Well, mine won't have one of those either. It's cute you think that I'd have a wand similar to your own, but I don't.
Oh come on Chuckie tell us what you going to put on your cases,
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See Sue, he does have some plans. LOL
"The western section, which runs through the suburb of Darlinghurst, is widely-recognised as Sydney's main gay district and Oxford Street is closed to traffic once a year in early March for the world famous Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. The section to the east of Taylor Square, running through the suburb of Paddington forms an upmarket shopping strip, noted for fashion, gifts and homewares, and represents the home of the new medical faculty of the University of Notre Dame Australia as well as the University of New South Wales' College of Fine Arts, Victoria Barracks, Paddington Bazaar and St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney amongst other locations."
Thanks, Wikipedia!
Gee you know more about it than me!
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#1. I said I was taking 1 big bag, and a smalller bag. That's two bags.
Are you sure, I thought you said, one HUMONGOUS bag, toilet bag and a back pack
So that makes THREE. Anyway I know you haven't finished packing yet,
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#2. As the set only has 5 bags, I have no idea where you get 10 from. You kiwis must have some strange form of math. perhaps if you used real math, you'd really be first in flight, instead of behind the Wright brothers.
Yes I did pass mathS (note maths not math), now I know what to do on the spare day, take you down to where man first flew in powered flight, its in a small place called Temuka about 2 hours South of here. Ya know I told you a million times already Pearse flew before the Wright Brothers
Pearse made several attempts to fly in 1902, but due to insufficient engine power he achieved no more than brief hops. The following year he redesigned his engine to incorporate double-ended cylinders with two pistons each. Researchers recovered components of his engine (including cylinders made from cast-iron drainpipes) from rubbish dumps in 1963. Replicas of the 1903 engine suggest that it could produce about 15 horsepower (11 kW).[/quote]
#3. As Shasta pointed out, wheels on the bags, no carrying. So there.
will remind you of that
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#4. Don't be a wuss. 
Oh pleezzzeee I don't quite know what ya mean, I looked up wiki so I am not going to answer this
Well, let's see.....I'll have a toothbrush, razor, travel size shaving cream and toothpaste. Q-tips, vitamins, beard trimmer, small scissors, tweezers, shower gel, allergy pills, Tylenol PMs to help me sleep, deordorant, cologne,
assorted accessories (
) tongue scraper, nail clippers and file, and I'm sure there's stuff I'm missing.
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