The Aussie Thread
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Originally Posted by koffee brown
You know... like "oh, someone just kicked me in the 'nads"
Koffee
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You ever read 'Viz'?
They had a cartoon called 'Buster Gonads and his unfeasonably large testicles'.
Viz isn't as funny as it used to be.
They had a cartoon called 'Buster Gonads and his unfeasonably large testicles'.
Viz isn't as funny as it used to be.
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Originally Posted by PaulBravey
Sorry if I've rambled on too much 
Paul

Paul
Ain't it funny how the Yanks seems to tollerate Aussies more than Brits, even though we're basically
the same: no relgion, no patriotism, similar sense of humour (although Seinfeld and The Simpsons changed everything), bangers and mash, fish & chips, etc
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Well, the Brits sent you all to Australia for a reason! Hence the animosity, right? But in the States, we're in a similar boat as you all... being unwanted in England and finding a new place to live.
We're kindred spirits... kindred spirits, I say!
Koffee
We're kindred spirits... kindred spirits, I say!

Koffee
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if the aussies are kindred spirits why did they get banished to phoo?
was it the beetroot on burgers?
marty
was it the beetroot on burgers?
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#3881
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
No, not at all.
Ain't it funny how the Yanks seems to tollerate Aussies more than Brits, even though we're basically
the same: no relgion, no patriotism, similar sense of humour (although Seinfeld and The Simpsons changed everything), bangers and mash, fish & chips, etc
Ain't it funny how the Yanks seems to tollerate Aussies more than Brits, even though we're basically
the same: no relgion, no patriotism, similar sense of humour (although Seinfeld and The Simpsons changed everything), bangers and mash, fish & chips, etc

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Originally Posted by lotek
was it the beetroot on burgers?
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Beetroot on burgers is like driving with a spike sticking out of the steering wheel on a car. Dropping it out the bottom of the bun is fatal, especially if you are wearing white. Egg? Ha, washes out without staining. Beetroot? Permanent reminder of sloppy eating habits.
Otherwise, beetroot? Yummmmm.
Otherwise, beetroot? Yummmmm.
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Oh yeah, and who called McGrath a w@anker or somesuch recently. Eight wickets for 24 runs is a pretty good haul in anyone's language. Even if it was the Pakis. Probably would have been 10-20 against the Poms, though.
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In NZ, I was served a steak with a farkin egg on top! Hello, is there a cardiologist in the house?
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
In NZ, I was served a steak with a farkin egg on top!
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More the merrier!!
I like half a beetroot, 3 eggs, 4 onions, a pound of mayo, 1/2 a litre of BBQ sauce and a litre of tomato sauce.
Get it all in there
I like half a beetroot, 3 eggs, 4 onions, a pound of mayo, 1/2 a litre of BBQ sauce and a litre of tomato sauce.
Get it all in there
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Isn't that a bit over the top? Like fried cheese?
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Yum, fried cheese. Camembert deep fried. No try yet, Expat?
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Originally Posted by Rowan
Yum, fried cheese. Camembert deep fried. No try yet, Expat?
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Do they have black pudding in Oz? If you want heart-attack-on-a-plate have a full english breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, black pudding and fried bread.
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Originally Posted by PaulBravey
fried bread.
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Originally Posted by PaulBravey
Do they have black pudding in Oz? If you want heart-attack-on-a-plate have a full english breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, black pudding and fried bread.
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Aren't you allowed to call it "French toast" any more? 

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Originally Posted by PaulBravey
Do they have black pudding in Oz? If you want heart-attack-on-a-plate have a full english breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, black pudding and fried bread.
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One of our radio sport guys just came back from a holiday in the US, and he
couldn't belieeeeeeve the crap they eat
couldn't belieeeeeeve the crap they eat
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In N Out is one of those rare burger chains where the burger may have actually had a close aquaintance with a cow and the fries are made out of real potato. IHOP is very hit and miss. The missus is a veggie so eating out over here can be a nightmare so Thai and Indian are normally a safe bet.
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Here's part on an email I just got from "The Hitcher":
"........some peckerhead was behind the 'hell ride' last week & ranting & raving, finally got past them & went to the front of the bunch & slammed on his brakes. Apparently about 100 guys came off! (dunno if that's an exaggeration or not!)....carnage apparently."
Unbeleeeeeevable. Ed would've walloped him with one of his big hams
"........some peckerhead was behind the 'hell ride' last week & ranting & raving, finally got past them & went to the front of the bunch & slammed on his brakes. Apparently about 100 guys came off! (dunno if that's an exaggeration or not!)....carnage apparently."
Unbeleeeeeevable. Ed would've walloped him with one of his big hams

He also told me that the Police are thinking of making the hell ride a pain in the arse for riders to stop them from doing it. They will try change the route so its more damaging to the bikes....Apparently the cops are sick of the lack of respect for road laws by the hell riders. Time will tell i guess!!




