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rural girl

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Julia Gillard 2nd Sexiest Woman in Australia ? Posted: 2/23/2008 1:43:22 AM
Yeah Mark. I didnt explain myself well. As per normal. <div class="quote">it's all about the POWER! Power, confidence, intelligence, dress. Thats what I perceive as sexy. Some of the attributes anyway. Which is what I find sexy in Julia.

rural girl

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Julia Gillard 2nd Sexiest Woman in Australia ? Posted: 2/22/2008 4:04:24 PM
I guess it comes down to our perception of sexy. Julia is sexy...it's all about the POWER! Power, confidence, intelligence, dress. Mind you till 30 seconds ago I had never really thought of her as sexy.

rural girl

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Your Mission - Should you Choose to Accept it Posted: 2/16/2008 6:18:34 PM
Well considering I am pretty boring and not really vindictive...... I have always loved the idea of prawns and fish hidden around the house. Sewn into the drapes/ curtain rods etc. 'Specially in summer. Oh how the would rot! Worse part about a prank like this is I would never see the outcome. You wouldn't catch me hanging around an ex's place waiting for him to take me back. The thought cracks me up though.

rural girl

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When complaining about something becomes ridiculous Posted: 2/9/2008 3:26:40 AM
hahaha, yeah a group of residents over this way that decided to build in a rural subdivision located out of town. They are now whinging that they dont get their mail delivered. Ho hum, the joys of rural living.

rural girl

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R we all gone mad or this is the way to have sex? Posted: 2/7/2008 11:18:23 PM
I find going out, I see lots of people doing just that (dancing, coffeeing,etc). Maybe go out and the experience will give some perspective. Not everyone hangs out online. I gas not it is better to have affeer with the man over the net not 1 on 1 in person prove me wrong any one. Anyluck with the fishing line?

rural girl

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School Excursions. Posted: 2/7/2008 11:03:12 PM
hi Naamah, I think I know the ad you are refering to. It is a particular project of the Smith Family. From what I know of the project, it helps underprivilaged Australian kids get the schooling and experiences of the majority. It helps pay for tutoring, school books and other expenses also required. The ad really doesn't do the project justice, focusing on excusions, though I have no doubt this is a part of the project. Maybe this has been the focal point as some school camps (excursions) prices are getting ridiculously high in pricing. For example a friend mentioned today she had to find $450 to send her child on a primary school camp. My kids in upper high school ....I am looking at couple of grand each I think. These are part of the school curriculum and considered compulsory. Woah! My kids school does trips to NZ and other places. Its a great experience if you can afford to send your kids, or better still, they save and pay for it themselves. It is in no way compulsory or the norm. Out of 1000 kids, 20 may choose to do trip like this. Answering your questions.... <div class="quote">On this advert asking for donations to pay for kids to go on excursions, they appealed on the basis of how hard it made it for kids to fit in socially if they couldn't go on an excursion. I was wondering whether people think it's valid to raise money for this? Will doing so merely fail to teach kids the reality that luxuries are sometimes out of reach and that you can't always have everything you want in life? And should schools be trying to take kids on these sorts of expensive trips anyway? I don't think its a valid reason to give money to this project, but I think the project is good. Personally I think the advertising has let them down, but maybe they decided to talk in a language most parents would understand. The kids (and families) this project is aimed at don't have luxurys. If they did, they wouldn't be a participant. So in general I don't have a problem with it. Should schools be taking kids on these types of expensive trips. I don't like that 'normal' school trips are expensive. It can hurt the budget badly- and kids are expected to participate. More subsidy on behalf of the school, or more planning from the school (less outside facilitators) can combat this. But, I dont have a problem whatsoever with expensive trips for those that can afford to go. Why should people who can afford to go be disadvantaged because not everyone can afford to participate? Cause, really thats Life! My goodness, I've written a bloody book.

rural girl

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God of the 21st Century Posted: 2/2/2008 3:42:31 PM
What a load of crap. I feel like I've just closed the door to bloomin door knockers, that wouldnt piss off. Try the religion/philosopy threads.

rural girl

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Camping Posted: 1/7/2008 12:25:31 AM
I love camping, minus the mod cons and next to a great big waterhole. The main thing that shits me is sharing a site with diks that think they have to have music blaring till 3am and 8 cartons of Bundy between 6 people to enjoy themselves.

rural girl

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Living off the land Posted: 1/7/2008 12:11:56 AM
I too grew up farming. Fresh milk straight from the vat, meat chickens, fresh pork, beef and lamb and home grown veges. I thought we were underprivelaged cause we rarely ate anything from a packet. Home baked biscuits and apple pie with cream....mmmmmm. These days I am living in town and grow my own veges still (picked my first cucumber for the season this morning). Nothing like growing your own food. I also dress my own meat when I can and make my own sausages. I just cant make myself buy lamb from Coles. I have mates who run vege farms of different produce...... It would make most people squirm to see how much produce and the quality they have rejected. Nothing wrong with it. No wonder there is no money in farming. (Their chemical sheds are interesting to investigate also).

rural girl

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Messages without content Posted: 12/31/2007 6:30:11 PM
On this site, I wish to correspond with a few messages, see how we click via messaging and then go the "next" step and do the phone calls. We all have different ideals and expectations using a site like this. We all want to 'click ' with someone special. For you, you wish to corrospond with messages and then calls etc. Maybe the men messaging want to meet and then see where it goes. I really dont see an issue here, just different ways initial contact,

rural girl

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I'm Elmo Posted: 11/4/2007 11:30:00 PM
Another Sponge Bob here too!

rural girl

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Kareoke Posted: 11/1/2007 5:09:58 AM
Shit yeah...karaoke is heaps of fun when I've had enough to drink. Sung many songs from Wild thing to the Bismarck. Yep, thats what alcohol can do.

rural girl

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just hit me Posted: 11/1/2007 3:17:40 AM
Who cares? It still comes down to personal preference.

rural girl

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alesiaanna Posted: 11/1/2007 2:43:03 AM
Or try using an organisation that can track down parents and kids and get them meeting if both parties agree. One such organisation in Australia is 'Jigsaw'. They worked for our family, and only took a few months. I think (from memory) you join as a member or pay a fee for the service. It wasnt a huge amount. A google search should find the organisation. Be aware there are also different laws in each state regarding contacting the other party. Good luck.

rural girl

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WTF?????? Posted: 10/31/2007 4:39:47 AM
Are you kidding. They are emails man. Not gifts. Your not talking to some one you really really liked 'cause she deleted emails she had already read ,and received the pleassure of reading already?????? Wow! Words escape me!

rural girl

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Where do you see yourself in 5 years ..... 2012 Posted: 10/26/2007 2:16:00 AM
Working in social policy for state government. Possibly for DCD.

rural girl

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Your partner turns their back on you Posted: 10/25/2007 6:24:45 AM
Why would she get him turned on and leave him hanging? This was my first thought. He might be handling the situation very well, but I dont think your girlfriend is either. Surely she knows prior to foreplay that she is already tired? If 'taking a break' means bringing out the half time oranges, then, him being a sooky la la - he is definately missing out. I think they both need to play grown- ups.

rural girl

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Has anyone seen Body Worlds?..Help please... Posted: 10/25/2007 2:51:45 AM
I went to the travelling plastination exhibition touring last year, year before, and it was brilliant. My kids, 9, 13, 14 came too, as did my neice and nephew 4 and 6. I had no concerns taking them and didnt after the fact. It was very educational. I didnt find it gruesome at all. Hope you enjoy the show.

rural girl

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why no replies? Posted: 10/17/2007 4:04:05 AM
I agree with the previous comments. Maybe edit your profile and change your picture, though this wouldn't stop me from replying to a well formed message. maybe content of the email is the issue. Or age range you are sending them to. Good luck!

rural girl

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Sunday Arvo ~~~ BBQ or a Roast??? What's your preference today? Posted: 10/14/2007 1:01:12 AM
At this time of the year, definately a BBQ. I love being outdoors, showing off my garden and eating a lump of scotch fillet a the same time. Aint life grand!

rural girl

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can life get any better Posted: 10/11/2007 8:42:39 PM
Cowra- known for its roads leading out as well Love it!

rural girl

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Age? is it a problem? Posted: 10/11/2007 6:15:32 PM
It used to make me wonder too. I dont let it concern me now. Could be as simple as they hope you will see that they have added you and you respond. I have had guys add me from Canada, Utah etc. What is the point? I have never spoken to them. Makes me look like I have friends. Thats has to be a good thing, right?

rural girl

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Have you ever? Posted: 8/21/2007 3:09:58 AM
Yeah I have recognised quite a few faces. Small towns and all that. Seen a few people shopping etc that I have recognised from pics. Not that I would call them on it. I think that would be distasteful.

rural girl

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Fed Interventions in Indigenous Communities Posted: 8/11/2007 2:10:52 AM
Yeah I find this senario interesting. Announce desperate situation of abuse etc, send in the troops, though cut community development funding. I personally dont see how things can be improved in the long term without community capacity building and community education within the communities involved.

rural girl

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Looking for some feed back here Posted: 7/4/2007 12:00:58 AM
This guy actually told you about a conversation he had with his friend? I see red flags here. #1 -- Look at the quality of the friends he chooses. #2 -- He betrayed her friendship by repeating back to you what she said. What do you think he's telling her about your conversations with him?? Yep..I'd be more concerned with the issues above.

rural girl

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Towels - they have a point - In memory of Douglas Adams - and 42 Posted: 6/30/2007 7:59:35 PM
I cant pick a favourite character either, though I must say I really loved Ford and Zaphod. I was really disappointed with the movie. That will teach me......when I was younger I refused to watch the movie version of a novel. Spent years of having people say "have you never seen 'blah blah' [insert movie title here]?" I must be due to reread this for the squillionth time.

rural girl

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Gold Coasters: Where are you? Posted: 6/29/2007 11:12:59 PM
Wow! Funny and a hottie. :P Damn the 75km radius requirement. Welcome Darrin.

rural girl

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have you ever been lost in the bush ! Posted: 6/20/2007 2:00:22 AM
Nope, cant say I have ever been lost in the bush. I usually have a pretty good sense of direction. Actually I cant even remember being disorienated in the bush. Did get disorienated in Broome though. Just driving around the town. My goodness they need a town planner and planning strategy up there!

rural girl

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WEIRDEST SANDWICH YOU HAVE EATEN Posted: 6/19/2007 3:27:00 AM
Weetbix sandwich. Fresh white bread, lots of real butter, heavy on the vegemite, and crushed weetbix! Yummo, a crunchy vegemite sanga. Garlic toasted sanga. White toast with butter and minced garlic (bought suff in the jar). Nyum! (Not recommended before a date).

rural girl

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Is it wrong to check the profile before accepting the IM? Posted: 6/17/2007 3:35:17 AM
Is it wrong to check the profile before accepting the IM? Nope- I dont believe so, do it all the time.

rural girl

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High Court rules on damning restaurant review Posted: 6/15/2007 3:03:25 AM
So does this mean food critics can only review a resturant when they KNOW about the critic visiting, so can be prepared? What a load of bollocks. Is it defamatory? Not if it has shitty food and poor service. (Can you tell I have worked in the food industry?)

rural girl

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sex etiquette Posted: 6/14/2007 1:18:13 AM
Yeah yeah, Colin Hay.

rural girl

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sex etiquette Posted: 6/14/2007 12:37:42 AM
Good to see your a gentleman Robby and drop 'em off.

rural girl

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Australia's only Prince...lives 50kms north of geraldton... Posted: 6/13/2007 11:30:22 PM
I grew up knowing this story, but dont think it was through standard education. I think my Dad told me - laughing at the creatieness of the situation.

rural girl

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How do you say goodbye without getting emotional? What strategies does everyone use? Posted: 6/13/2007 2:38:33 AM
In the past I have used.. "seeya, have a nice life" - or something to that effect when it has been a permanent parting. Sometimes sad, othertimes not. Sometimes I felt emotional- but would be buggered if I would let them know that!

rural girl

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the aussie POF forum Posted: 6/12/2007 4:16:56 AM
Shit, Hilly I nearly spurt coffee everywhere. Hahahhahahaha

rural girl

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Physical features your preferences Posted: 6/12/2007 12:52:55 AM
I tend to be attracted to guys taller than me and over the years I have found I tend to check out hands (did it for a while I think before I was conscious of it). Hands a little rough on a guy are a good thing! And lets not forget arm muscles in cut off shirts.

rural girl

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Boring and reliable Posted: 6/11/2007 12:53:49 AM
What if you DO want a long term relationship, would you be able to be with a guy who is NOT young at heart, doesn't have the joie de vivre but is just BORING, utterly BORING plainly because you know he won't leave you? Nope, couldn't do it.

rural girl

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Any funny/embarrassing situations created because of accents? Posted: 6/11/2007 12:50:05 AM
"it the crap" Hahaha that is so funny, you had me chortling!

rural girl

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feeding children Posted: 6/11/2007 12:44:08 AM
Hi Hilly, I'm not sure of your kids ages, but things like home made burgers and pizzas go down well, and can be very healthy. Chips on the side aren't even a killer if you bake them in the oven, opposed to deep frying (wedges are good done like this). Sour cream is great on the side...my kids will even eat the light one! I know when my kids are geting to much junk food I stop buying any for home (or reduce it greatly). I figure if kids get hungry enough they will eat the healhy stuff (fruit and stuff) or starve! (Not bloody likely)

rural girl

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what is dogging??? I was asked if i wanted to do it...!!! Posted: 6/9/2007 1:45:46 AM
Ok Call me naive. I had ever heard of 'dogging'- (thanks for the explanation above). Also I have no idea who the 'CFMEU guys' are. Am I having a blonde moment?

rural girl

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Ditching the friends for the NEW LOVE Posted: 6/6/2007 5:11:22 PM
Yeah Gypsy, Same goes for family for me. I am close to may family and friends- so if a new love doesnt want do the family/ mates thing- I know it just wont work for me. I wouldnt expect him to ditch his mates for me. I would expect to meet his friends and hang with them at times also. At the start of a new relationship I would epect not to see my mates as often- they are to busy getting to know their new partner. I think its natural, particuarly during that 'honeymoon' period.

rural girl

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What is too old to have never experienced love?? Posted: 6/5/2007 11:58:15 PM
I was 30/31 when I disovered what love was.

rural girl

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Body Odor...can it be a turn on for you? Posted: 6/5/2007 11:29:17 PM
I love the smell of a man after a hard days work. Nyum. Pass on day old sweat BO though.

rural girl

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Dead Bodies Exhibition Posted: 5/22/2007 6:33:46 PM
When I checked out the Dead Body exhibition, I must say I had a heard time grasping that the figures were real people and they were real bodies. The plasticiny process has the outcomes of the bodies seeming not unlike plastic dummies of some kind. The exhibition itself was very tasteful and very educational. The bodies of the people were all unidentified and unidentifiable to both the public and any relatives who may have visited the exhibition. Apparently, (the German dude- I have forgotten his name), has a family visit for members of the family of those who have donated their bodies, so they can inspect the work done, though the bodies on display for this are still unidentified. Format is a group visit and viewing. It would not worry me if a family member chose to have their body preserved and displayed in this way. It would be their wishes, and I'm a great believer of 'when your dead, your dead!'. Maybe this is a way of knowing you have done something productive with your life?

rural girl

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Living your life online. The rise of MMORPG's Posted: 5/22/2007 12:23:17 AM
changed my mind on my comment..... PASS!

rural girl

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Dead Bodies Exhibition Posted: 5/22/2007 12:06:25 AM
the hat and the accent is a bit creepy, All very Freddy Kruger!

rural girl

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Dead Bodies Exhibition Posted: 5/21/2007 10:19:44 PM
Yeah I would have Caves though it doesnt stand out in my memory amongst most of the bodies. I loved the sliced male and female between perspex- would have been about 8 - 10 slices in each I guess! Also the figure laying down, showing the blood vessels. I cannot imagine how pain stakingly long this procedure woud have been for the person seperating the vessels from flesh/fat/bone structure.

rural girl

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Dead Bodies Exhibition Posted: 5/21/2007 10:00:32 PM
I happened to turn on the telly last night as I was crawling into bed, and a re-run of this series was showing on essa-b-essa. Right in my face was a penis being cut from a male body. Now I am not particularly squimish, but the telly went off. (I did end up going to the exhibition in Perth, and it was worth the hour and a half wait to go in. I would love to see it again. I took my kids and sister with her kids, all of varying ages, and everyone got something out of it. Brilliant stuff!) *** penis' usually are on male bodies btw!

rural girl

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Hypothetical Fancy Dress Party. Posted: 5/21/2007 3:14:40 AM
I guess a Wonder Woman outfit would be cool (I noticed someone is already coming as Genie). And if anyone is coming as Jack Sparrow- "Dibs" (In the wise words of Earl and Randy).

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