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been reading this thread hoping someone knows.. you're all useless!! :lol:

surely someone knows the goss..

there's one in Brisbane too so whatever it is, it's not just a sydney thing.

you realize that if a few of us stood in a corner in the city somewhere and looked up like these people, soon enough there'd be a lot of other people doing the same.... that would be funny.

i need a life.

useless!! :D

:(:P

anyway i have a theory..

I think it's for Ozjet and they're going to announce a new route between Syd & Bris... since they're all looking in the sky... and the billboards are only in those two cities.

they only fly between syd/melb/perth at the moment.

but then again i could be completely wrong :D

they are trying to say that

yeast + sexy chicks + a moose/deer/whatever it was + rain water = good beer :lol:

yeast + sexy chicks = gross

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