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Dame Edna explaining she started as a Melbourne housewife, then casually adding that Americans don’t really know Australia exists “because we don’t have any oil.” She delivers the whole thing like she’s giving a polite geography lesson and the room just explodes. The sweetness is what makes it lethal.

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So right he knew what America needs to function …..

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