Margaret River by James N. I like the xx.
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The Worst of Perth 
Yes. The kisses are a nice touch. Nothing wrong with a bit of passive aggression.
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And margs frogs are nothing on the French ones. Howling Wolves frogs legs. Rubbish.
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Passive affection.
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She doesn’t sound tight and wet.
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Not like she fell into the pond on her way home from the pub?
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Precisely.
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trust me
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France certainly took a lead in cultural development – significantly earlier than the Louvre :
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-26/neanderthals-built-complex-underground-structures/7446874
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Should have got them to do Elizabeth Quay.
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I think the neanderthals died out before they could get development approval.
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Should have gone DAP .
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Works affecting only the interior of a cave would be exempt from planning approval. Those Neanderthals needed a better planner.
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Even in a heritage cave?
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Surely would only be heritage if the original developers were homo erectus?
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Good call Hutchie, alliance francais call, nuclear subs for Elizabeth quay call
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Dead french submariners dissolving in the turgid Lizzy waters?
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Underwater arse biscuit surrender monkeys
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Édouard_Guillaud
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A proud naval history of glorious victory.
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Even prouder, the sinking of the Southern raider, which was only doing the patriotic duty to liberate crays from barbaric French culinary practices, in which some sort of fucking awful sauce seems to be compulsory. There used to be a photo spread of the boys with liberated crays on display at piccolos lunch bar in high st. May still be. Sadly the maritime museum is determined to steer clear of maritime history and I suspect have already been compromised by the frogmeisters.
http://www.netmarine.net/bat/patrouil/albatros/histoire1.htm
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