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The haka

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  1. Two Kiwis were doing the Haka and somewhere in space, aliens were watching this unusual dance.

    "Kamate, kamate, ka-ora, ka-ora......"

    The aliens were very interested in this primitive
    rhythmic tribal ritual and they wanted to see what
    would happen if they neutralised parts of their brains
    away without them even knowing. So they sent a beam
    down that hit the Kiwi's heads and neutralised a small part
    of their brains. The Aliens then sat back to see what
    would happen.

    "Ka-mate, ka-mate, ka-ora, ka-ora......."

    The Aliens were amazed. The Kiwis could still
    function with less than a full brain. So they
    decided to send the beam down and neutralise another
    bigger part of their brains . The Aliens watched intently.

    "Ka-mate, ka-mate, ka-ora, ka-ora......"

    "WHAT!!!" the Aliens said to each other, "even
    with half the brain neutralised, these Kiwis can
    still function. Let's see what happens if we
    neutralise the rest of it!"

    So, with a push of a button the Aliens sent the beam
    down and neutralised the final parts of the Kiwi's
    brains . "Surely they won't be able to co-ordinate now!"

    And sure enough, as the Aliens watched on, the blokes
    with no brains and no knowledge of anything at all
    sang two songs ,

    "SWING LOW, SWEET CHARIOT..."

    "WALTZING MATILDA, WALTZING MATILA..."

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