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04-13-2016, 12:48 PM
A 12-year-old kid made himself Australia's prime minister for 2 days on Wikipedia
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It isn't surprising ** one **ticed. In Australia, the prime minister changes every few weeks. Okay, months. OK, years.*
Either way, one brilliant Australian kid named Orley*Fenelon, aged 12, decided he deserved the title as much as the next bloke (or sheila). So he did what any self-respecting Internet child does, and made himself the leader on Wikipedia.
SEE ALSO: Indige**us Australian pens invite to Jamie Oliver to visit and cook with her remote community (http://mashable.com/2016/04/13/indige**us-australian-jamie-oliver/)
As anyone that is anyone k**ws, Wikipedia holds all truth. So in actual fact, Fenelon was Australia's 30th Prime Minister for two days. He stands alongside Australian meme-generator Tony Abbott, the first female leader Julia Gillard and the man who won't stop speaking Mandarin, Kevin Rudd.** Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/04/13/wikipedia-australia-prime-minister/)
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It isn't surprising ** one **ticed. In Australia, the prime minister changes every few weeks. Okay, months. OK, years.*
Either way, one brilliant Australian kid named Orley*Fenelon, aged 12, decided he deserved the title as much as the next bloke (or sheila). So he did what any self-respecting Internet child does, and made himself the leader on Wikipedia.
SEE ALSO: Indige**us Australian pens invite to Jamie Oliver to visit and cook with her remote community (http://mashable.com/2016/04/13/indige**us-australian-jamie-oliver/)
As anyone that is anyone k**ws, Wikipedia holds all truth. So in actual fact, Fenelon was Australia's 30th Prime Minister for two days. He stands alongside Australian meme-generator Tony Abbott, the first female leader Julia Gillard and the man who won't stop speaking Mandarin, Kevin Rudd.** Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/04/13/wikipedia-australia-prime-minister/)
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