Where Art Thou, Aussies?

I've already told you but feel like replying, so I shall again - just because this thread has a kinda cool title.

Now where was I.... oh yeah......

My internet allowance for the month has been used up, it is INCREDIBLY slow - no chance for chat. Chat decided to mess up on me the other day anyway, so I'm mad at it - maybe it will take me back later (who am I kidding? When I take IT back - oh yeah)... next month, when the computer is at a decent speed.

You see, I'm The Banana - other Aussies like don't come on when I'm not there.
Not really, most don't - I just say that because it sounds like I'm pretty awesome. :\

Oh - and for the other Aussies, please, give up your lives for us other chatters - we have no friends but thou, and are lonely.

Can't. Wait. To. Next. Month!
 
I have notest that as well!!!!! Maby we just dont like axolotls? Well, at least me and a few others like them :happy:
 
LOL, too busy admiring my axi's to chat.... when is this chat suppose to happen, maybe we should have a regular aussie axi chat night, say wed nights 8pm....
 
Its full of Americans (ewww) on Wednesdays, its pretty empty on Weekends.
 
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