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Do not come to oz

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  • 20-04-2014 12:47pm
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    Zambia
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    If you love Easter eggs as they are pants here.....


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    Legend100
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    I paid $25 dollars for an Irish one......absolute madness but I'm enjoying it right now!


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    hussey
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    1/2price Lindt bunnies Easter Monday FTW


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    catbear
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    Don't come to OZ at Easter if you want to socialise. Arranged to meet people last night for a few pints, were there an hour when the bar was shut. 9.30!!!!

    We were having a really good laugh and then the "be in bed by 9.30pm western australian lifestyle" kicked in. yawn.

    Now I'll head out to see if anything is actually open today, an Indian gentleman told me that when he first arrived forty years ago in Perth he took his family into town on their first weekend and the place was so empty and quiet that he feared there had been a coup!

    Lindt dark choc bunny was nice though!


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    mel.b
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    Zambia wrote: »
    If you love Easter eggs as they are pants here.....

    Lol, could say the same for the easter eggs in Ireland. Packaging a egg with a mars bar or two is stupid and the chocolate is horrible. I miss my Red Tulip Elegant Rabbits and Humpty Dumpty eggs. Thankgod for Lindt is all i can say


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    Zambia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,333 ✭✭✭Zambia


    mel.b wrote: »
    Lol, could say the same for the easter eggs in Ireland. Packaging a egg with a mars bar or two is stupid and the chocolate is horrible. I miss my Red Tulip Elegant Rabbits and Humpty Dumpty eggs. Thankgod for Lindt is all i can say



    Wash your mouth out you can't argue with a yorkie egg.


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    The Aussie
    Registered Users Posts: 2,440 ✭✭✭The Aussie


    Zambia wrote: »
    Wash your mouth out you can't argue with a yorkie egg.

    A Yorkie Bar, that's something that always sat very uncomfortably with me, eating a big chocolate bar named after a soccer player*







    * May or may not have derived name from soccer player...


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    Feelgood
    Registered Users Posts: 2,191 ✭✭✭Feelgood


    San Churros easter eggs are awesomeness, though I was
    a bit disappointed because I was hoping to crack it open and find
    little baby churros inside.


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    top madra
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    The Aussie wrote: »
    A Yorkie Bar, that's something that always sat very uncomfortably with me, eating a big chocolate bar named after a soccer player*



    * May or may not have derived name from soccer player...


    I think he was named after the Easter egg.


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    The Aussie
    Registered Users Posts: 2,440 ✭✭✭The Aussie


    top madra wrote: »
    I think he was named after the Easter egg.

    Or maybe Easter was named after him before it got hijacked for other ulterior motives.


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    NiallSORo
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    One word - Josophans!


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