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Mick Dundee showing you how they used the ley lines.

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First published at 21:34 UTC on May 12th, 2024.

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Have you ever wondered where the expression, sending it 'down the line' came from? Phone line... Right? Surely we never used the earth's ley lines to communicate. As the animal kingdom still do today.

I'm rusty on the 'Bul…

I'm rusty on the 'Bullroarer' morse code buzzes, but I think this one translates as "Will you bring some condiments for the bush tucker, We caught something, it tastes like shit, it needs gaaaaalic. Oh, and some Foster titty beers. Ta."

It makes a great ringtone for a smaaat phone. If it rings in public, just answer with "Ah Mick, how's she cuttin'"

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