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> > There's also the "pomme" version (pomme being French for apple,
> > or even pomme de terre - potato)
> 
> How would this relate to a person, though?  And why an English one?

It's just something I've heard suggested. The French bit is maybe a little
too fanciful
  
> > Q. How can you tell when a plane-load of Poms has landed ?
> > 
> > A. ?????
> 
> I do know this one, but I'm not going to bite!  :-)

Aw please, aw please please please please please. Aw it's just
so not fair when you don't play properly, wah, wah, aw ;-)
 
> Incidentally, in an office I worked in at one time we had
> about 0.0002% of the population of New Zealand!

Hmmm, I thought by office you meant pub, but 0.0002% is miles
too low for a pub. I'll guess.....branch office of the Chinese Consulate

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