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Do you know what is Kiwi Slang? Did you think to offer a non-conventional Xmas Present to your Overseas and non Overseas Family and Friends? Then look at this !

PawsFamilyLtd Men Tshirt with Kiwi Slang "Tramping by sparrow fart make you happy as larry"

Mens - Premium Tee

MENS STAPLE TEE - 5001

Regular fit

Crew neck

Mid weight, 180 GSM, 28-singles

100% combed cotton (marles 15% viscose)

Neck ribbing, side seamed, shoulder to shoulder tape, double needle hems, preshrunk to minimise shrinkage

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It is Xmas time, we have for you wonderful Christmas present Ideas for your Family, Friends and Overseas People.

Giraffes are known for being unique, graceful, and strong. Show your special someone they share those same qualities with this symbolic gesture of love!

This adorable Graceful Love Giraffe Necklace features sparkling cubic zirconia, and is available in your choice of 14K white gold or 18K yellow gold finishes.

A perfect gift for wives, girlfriends, daughters, granddaughters, best friends, or any one who loves animals - this necklace gift will be a treasured token of your love. Grab yours today!

Product Details:

• 14K white gold finish and 18K yellow gold finish

• Adjustable cable chain (18" - 22")

• Easy to use lobster clasp

• Dimensions: 1.2" x 0.6" (31mm x 15mm)

• 5mm diameter center cubic zirconia

• Unique, one-of-a-kind gift
• NOT SOLD in stores
• Ships from USA

Select your style

14K White Gold Finish

18K Yellow Gold Finish

Contact Sylvie for different offers like for Sons, Mother, Father, etc...

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Because of Covid19, Self Employees have to think of other ways to make their businesses awareness.

Thinking outside the box and writing such a news..

Paws Family is an NZ Pet Supplies Online Store Ecommerce with a full range of items in divers categories for cats & dogs & pet lovers.

The Owner is living in New Zealand but sell worldwide, she speak three languages English, French & German..

Sylvie found that speaking Kiwi Slang is sweet as; it is an expression of unique identity, it is part of the New Zealander Culture both historical and contemporary and should not disappear.

PawsFamilyLtd want to contribute on saving this "Lingo Heritage" then Kiwi Slang is a "unique way" of sayings and catch phrases that have been passed down from generation to generation and make little to no sense to anyone who isn't or was nether from/in the Land of the Long White Cloud.

The usage of Kiwi Slang is not considered offensive; rather it is generally viewed as a symbol of pride and endearment for the people of New Zealand so visitors beware!

Whether you're an abroad Kiwi, or a New Zealand Newbie trying to figure out "what the heck everyone is talking about", we've created a pet lovers' collection of some of the sayings you should know. (this is our point of difference).

But remember this, if you plan on coming to New Zealand you'd do well to explore the NZ Slang saying and Catch Phrases to be up to date!

And if you have already before hands, such a Tshirt, Sweatshirt, Hoody, Mug Towel with you, the Kiwi will think that you're the coolest person alive!

Show your love to New Zealand, Aotearoa The Land of The Long White Cloud, Plan your Trip Today and Order Now for everyone something!

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Dolphins washed ashore in New Zealand and died

Conservation officials who arrived at the scene found ninety-seven grindas (black dolphins) and three bottlenose dolphins that were already dead.

Another 26 mammals were alive, but very weak, so they had to be euthanized.

Diver and marine photographer Sam Wilde said that the Chatham Archipelago is a remote place, so there are not many people around. And when the dolphins were discovered, the radio call was transmitted to only a few people.

He also added that divers should stay out of the water when dolphins land on shore because the area is home to a population of great white sharks that can attack people in search of carcasses.

Rocket Lab's 13th launch was unlucky

There were seven satellites aboard the private rocket Electron, all of which were designed to survey the Earth's surface.

In New Zealand, an unsuccessful launch of an Electron rocket took place. The mission, according to the tradition of the private company Rocket Lab, bore the original name Pics Or It Didn't Happen ("either show the photo, or there was nothing") - due to the fact that there were satellites on board to monitor the Earth's surface; in other words, equipment for photography and video filming.

Shortly before the upper stage was disconnected from the second stage of the rocket and at about the moment of the "hot" switching of the batteries, a certain anomaly occurred. A few minutes later, the company reported that the mission had failed due to a problem "at the end of the second stage," that is, almost at the final stage. Due to the failure to enter the planned orbit, the second stage with the upper stage and satellites will soon burn up in the atmosphere when falling back to Earth. The company later added that the problem was observed already from the 4th minute of the flight.

On board were five latest generation SuperDove satellites (Flock 4e) from Planet, the operator of the world's largest Earth observation orbital constellation. The company's almost continuous stream of imagery helps scientists, students, businesses and governments identify patterns in various large-scale processes on the planet's surface, catch early signs of change and, as a result, make timely decisions. These five new devices were equipped with even better optics and software.