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Australian Notes

Australian notes

13 March 2014

3:00 PM

13 March 2014

3:00 PM

An Aborigine, an Arab and a Jew enter a public bar. They look more worried than angry as they bear down on two Aussies who are having a quiet beer and chatting about freedom of speech. One Aussie, glancing at them, asks: ‘Is this a joke?’ The other says: ‘No, but I wouldn’t tell it if I were you.’

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