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"If you take music out of this world, you will have nothing but a ball of fire." - Balochi musician
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Bet they taste like chicken.
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Casey Burns wrote:https://smile.amazon.com/EntoVida-Edibl ... pane+worms
I see your Mopane worms and I up you this article: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-22508439
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Why do you say "Aussie"? He's a Brit. Typical, standard British accent. Besides, he is a Brit.Nanohedron wrote:An Aussie gamely eats a few "Mo-Pain" worms for us:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfLDOotzTBM
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I honestly, honestly thought he was Australian. My bad.
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Er ... OK. Can't think why ...Nanohedron wrote:I honestly, honestly thought he was Australian. My bad.
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I'm just another Yank who has a real difficulty distinguishing between the two. There are times I can tell the difference, but this wasn't it.
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Rising tone on "treats that I have been sent from from Zimbabwe" is typical Aussie but very localized amongst Brits.benhall.1 wrote:Er ... OK. Can't think why ...
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Sure, he's a Brit, but...benhall.1 wrote:Why do you say "Aussie"? He's a Brit.
Is there really such a thing?Typical, standard British accent.
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It's becoming much more widespread. For a time, a year or so back, it was everywhere, but, thankfully, there's been a bit of a revolt against it, so with any luck we've nipped it in the bud.david_h wrote:Rising tone on "treats that I have been sent from from Zimbabwe" is typical Aussie but very localized amongst Brits.benhall.1 wrote:Er ... OK. Can't think why ...
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I'm not saying there's only one "standard British accent," Peter, but his would be one of the most common, to say the least.Peter Duggan wrote:Sure, he's a Brit, but...benhall.1 wrote:Why do you say "Aussie"? He's a Brit.
Is there really such a thing?Typical, standard British accent.