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And don't forget me!!
Natski Started conversation Nov 14, 1999
Hey! Great idea. I'm sitting over here in Fremantle so feel free to add me onto your list if you so desire!! 
I wouldn't forget you!
Danisbackfromlunch Posted Nov 16, 1999
You reminded me of Homer Simpson just then... 
So how is life in WA?
I wouldn't forget you!
Natski Posted Nov 18, 1999
Sorry 'bout that - every now and then a Homerism just jumps right out - I have no control over it!!
WA is great . . . you know, same old, same old!! Lots of sunshine this time of year, but no real heat yet - just how I like it!! Have you been over here?
Me also!
Cyanblue Posted Nov 20, 1999
Hi everybody. Cyanblue is also Australian. Born in Tumut, NSW, & currently residing in Sydney. Nice to see other aussies around the 'net.
Brizvegas researcher
BadZen Posted Nov 20, 1999
Greetings from Samford Valley, North-West of Brisbane!
Queensland, ya gotta love this state...more rednecks than redbacks!
Redback, redback....now isn't that a beer from WA?
I wouldn't forget you!
Bran the Explorer Posted Nov 20, 1999
How does one get on the list? I'm in Tassie - Hobart to be more specific. There are at least two other Hobartians kicking about H2G2 about that I am aware of.
Oh, have just had an entry on Hobart approved which might go on the list of places.
Great idea this
Bran
I wouldn't forget you!
Danisbackfromlunch Posted Nov 22, 1999
G'Day and welcome to everyone......
I am putting you all on the list! And doing general updating to the page....
Any suggestions on how I can make the page better are always welcome, and don't for get to let other Aussie researchers know about this page!
In answer to Natski's question, I haven't been to WA..... Yet!
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