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Onya Skip. My Old Man helped out with some of your mob , - even scored a set of clogs as a show of thanks.
. Mate, (you bloody[where's me flamin book of derogatry terms when I need it] wop, greenie ,leso),
Thank you, and travel safe. JH.
ps. me spellin aint so good : send help. (or cleanskins). Ta.

Skippie,
. I should know better than to eat the bait (1080 I guess), but you sound a tad , hmm, unrequited?
If only you were a member of this disfunctional mob; best $50 you'll spend since 1956, my love.
JH.

G/day Skippie,Slim was an icon & had many a Hit.Ihad a friend who loved him to death,hence he turned me off him to a certain extent,enough that i just could not stand to listen anymore.Yes i was a small fan & still enjoy some of his music.(moderately).
Cheer's Bob, :)

I dont mind any slim song except for the " I Love To Have A Beer With Duncan "song , thats woeful .

Hmmm, can I make a guess that "Skippie" has something to do with herrings and does not have anything to do with rock hoppers?

Gday Skippie
The big question is " have you learnt to speek English yet?" or just to talk like Slim Dusty.

I am also a clogwog, but came a bit later.

Can you sing pub with no beer in dutch?

I once (or twice:) worked at a country radio station in western Qld where his songs were mandatory. Years later I was camped on Coopers Creek and could hear the din from the pub...I still can't believe it as the pubs many km away. But I could hear one drunken bloke shouting "put the song about the dawg back on". And then he did the dog barking bit. The RAAF were in town at the time. Not sure if it was one of them (I hope not).
Ah, yes, I remember Slim.
But I also remember another icon, slightly less well known. Chad Morgan, who visited the station at one time. Dunno if he could sing, but he was a one man riot.

You got a head start Skip, IMHO the Dutch and Aussies have exactly the same sense of humour!!

Yes one more Slim Dusty fan here

Cheers

D&B

skippie,

Slim Dusty and Heintje should of done a duo, would of been good!