On 21/11/2020 22:06, 2203/2 wrote:

  WD>>> * Salt Water crocs

  DD>> Less prevalent in occupied areas that US gun nuts in USA (and cause far
less
  DD>> human deaths per annum).

 LL> No American has ever been killed by a croc in the USA.

Could that be because they're called alligators in USA?
[...]
  DD>> See "salt water crocs" above.

 LL> The state of Florida has boa constrictors which do not need
 LL> venom (or jaws) to do their thing.

And the warmer parts of Australia have the Carpet Python. It has the same MO as
your Boa.
[...]
  DD>> You missed droughts and bush fires. But we learn to live with those -
  DD>> they're more predictable than nut cases.

 LL> Not to worry. Louisiana has hurricanes and floods. They seem to
 LL> come more regular these days, and are far more prevalent than nut
 LL> cases.

Surely you jest. Almost every USAian I see on TV or Yootube is a raving nutter.
I've seen lots of shots where they're not having hurricanes or floods. Or is
that peculiar to Louisiana?

  WD>>> But you get credit for

  WD>>> * The Beegees

  DD>> Aren't they dead?

 LL> Barry ain't dead yet.

Oh well, give him time.

  WD>>> * Masterchef Australia until the 2020 season

  DD>> I am not a fan of competitive eating/cooking so no points there.

 LL> I ate 42 prunes in one sitting. A long time ago.

Was that competitive?

  WD>>> ? Natalie Imbruglia

  DD>> Never met her.

 LL> I never met Britney Spears' sister. That makes us even.

Are they related?

  DD>> You missed less nut cases per capita than USA, and firearm control
  DD>> legislation.
 >> Come to Louisiana. Leave different.

No thanks. High on my list of places I'd rather not visit is USA (not just
Louisiana).

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Regards
David

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