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Thread ID: 80091	2007-06-11 06:55:00	Does Metla live in Wanganui or Whanganui?	Sweep (90)	PC World Chat

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558170	2007-06-12 11:35:00	The word is "computer" Im surprised you didn't see that coming. LMFAO. Whats the Maori word for KFC? I hope your rārangi tono or rorohiko is not infected by a ngārara rorohiko And I take it you have the correct pūmanawa installed? KFC? There appears to be no translation. www.maoridictionary.co.nz	Sweep (90)
558171	2007-06-12 11:58:00	Met,you have made all clear again,thanks and keep up good work.	Cicero (40)
558172	2007-06-12 20:09:00	I wonder how many ways of pronunciation are there for the place F#cking at Austria :pHow many ways can one say that :p Met,you have made all clear again,thanks and keep up good work.Lol, yes he does have a natural talent :p I hope your rārangi tono or rorohiko is not infected by a ngārara rorohiko And I take it you have the correct pūmanawa installed? KFC? There appears to be no translation. www.maoridictionary.co.nz to the link you provided, rārangi tono is computer menu. I think you will also find that pūmanawa by itself means natural talent, intuitiveness. What you possibly meant was pūmanawa rorohiko, which means computer software :)	Myth (110)
558173	2007-06-12 20:22:00	Is that anything like: "Don we now our gay apparel?"	SurferJoe46 (51)
558174	2007-06-13 01:32:00	I took a look at the map (GMaps...like G-everything else) and see that there's a large oil reservoir under his house...and the drilling teams are loading up the ships...	SurferJoe46 (51)
558175	2007-06-13 05:02:00	Is that anything like: "Don we now our gay apparel?" Possibly. Please do not go to school and learn about P.G.Wodehouse. I certainly do not need a gay time in Brighton. Well maybe I do but not with a person whom happens to be a little strange.	Sweep (90)
558176	2007-06-13 05:10:00	I took a look at the map (GMaps...like G-everything else) and see that there's a large oil reservoir under his house...and the drilling teams are loading up the ships... When was the last time you looked under the string of "G"? "Air on a string." This of course applies to a musical instrument. As different to a clothing item.	Sweep (90)
558177	2007-06-13 10:53:00	When was the last time you looked under the string of "G"? "Air on a string." This of course applies to a musical instrument. As different to a clothing item. One of my altime favourite pieces of music. Both in its original form & as played by the Jacques Loussier Trio. PJ :thumbs:	Poppa John (284)
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