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Rudd or Gillard?
by Shining_brow » Feb 23, 2012 07:03 am  in General    Replies 4   Views 1317 

This, actually, isn't as boring or uninteresting question as most of you are thinking (if you even understand the question...Tongue)


Kevin Rudd made some good in-roads with China because he's a Chinese Language major!


Never argue with fools or idiots - they will only bring you down to their level.

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Re: Rudd or Gillard?

by icerock » Feb 23, 2012 14:26 pm

whatever Rudd or Gillard they all represent Australia interest. so as chinese we welcome them come to china have friendship and business. but chinese can't expect they will do something beyond their ability.

Re: Rudd or Gillard?

by crimochina » Feb 23, 2012 14:30 pm

no one cares about your aussie politics. usa politics rules the roost . many people think aus is our lap dog anyway (us got really long legs becoz we have many lap dogs) Wink

WELCOME TO THE TWILIGHT ZONE! vote buddy roemer

Re: Rudd or Gillard?

by philbravery » Feb 25, 2012 17:02 pm

Q you know what happens after a dog has a big drink?

A /your leg looks like a tree.

but there is some truth to what you say

and this is what happens when I drink

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Re: Rudd or Gillard?

by woody » Mar 01, 2012 19:53 pm

>crimochina wrote:

And we play along with them thinking that. Saves us a lot of military costs so we have lots of money to spend on health, education, unemployement benefits and just generally living the good life.

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