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23-03-11, 04:24
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Lang
I agree, maybe it may have had something to do with maybe, having to admit the German version was the better Jerry Can, I know the big round screw top is a pr*ck to pour without a large funnel. I am sure it was nothing to do with a "Patent". Tony Van Rhoda Little Jo 
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28-03-11, 15:57
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now you can sit back for a wee bit and watch a great film like KOKODA
no vehicles of course..but courage, endurance, mateship, sacrifice
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29-03-11, 00:16
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Yes mate, Seen the movie and enjoyed it. A crucial turning point in the Pacific war but not many movies made about this historic feat apart from the occasional documentary. Not many people were aware that the troops were CMF, (Citizen Military Force) also refered too as Chocos, (Chocolate Soldiers) or Week End Warriors, sent in as a blocking force while waiting for the AIF (Australian Imperial Forces) to return from the Middle East. There endith the history lesson for today. Cheers Little Jo Tony Van Rhoda
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