Posts by Sacha
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Busytown: Sons for the Return Home, in reply to Simon Grigg,
the influences of non-English tongues around the world - Yiddish in NYC for example
and Maori in New Zillund
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Hard News: Chill out: it's a party, in reply to Paul Williams,
for sure
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Busytown: Sons for the Return Home, in reply to Rich Lock,
spends the entire time shouting 'it's up his sleeve!'
he does, you know :)
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Hard News: Chill out: it's a party, in reply to Paul Williams,
we owe all Manuhiri our hospitality and protection
but not if you live near an expensive beach, naturally
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Busytown: Sons for the Return Home, in reply to ChrisW,
car-jack as well as the topiary
ah
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Busytown: Sons for the Return Home, in reply to Rich Lock,
how on earth did you find that? #respec
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Busytown: Sons for the Return Home, in reply to Simon Grigg,
sounds very stilted, almost staccato, to my ears
is that just retaining the rhythm of their own more intonation-based languages?
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Busytown: Sons for the Return Home, in reply to recordari,
possibly the best car photo in the history of cars or photos
Marvellous
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Speaker: Party Central, structures and silos, in reply to BenWilson,
"top bloke"
That's probably a 4 star hotel. Which some might say is a better fit for Auckland, so long as we accept the accompanying constraints as well..
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Speaker: Party Central, structures and silos, in reply to BenWilson,
the word "world" implies something really big
I think it's meant to be that the people and organisations they're trying to attract can choose anywhere else in the world to be instead. Which is big, yes, and you could certainly argue is bigger than the true scope that applies.