Thread "Aussie Aussie Aussie" in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 10:11PM, Nov. 30, 2007

I'm unhappy, Rudd is more difficult to draw that Howard, nerd

WTF? he looks exactly the same! ..Well he's not bald yet and his eyebrows are thinner, but he's just Howard MkII. In fact, Kevin looks just as nerdy as John. :)

Jurbus, that "warm fuzzy feeling" is oxygen depletion from your brain due to blood loss. ^_^

Hahaha, Randal, we call them "Yanks", it's the shortened version, but it's close enough :D

Posted at 12:12AM, Dec. 3, 2007

Randal thaks for the heads up about #drunkduck on IRC

good to talk to them even if they do consider me slightly immature

Posted at 6:12PM, Dec. 3, 2007

I can't wait for Christmas. An Aussie Christmas is the greatest thing in the world.

It's normally held somewhere outdoors with a large group of people.
Normally there is a large amount of water somewhere such as the beach or a pool.
Most people have a cold meal for lunch and dinner(cold meat and salad in my family)

Breakfast is sometimes a warm meal(but we no longer have bacon and eggs coz my little brother nearly choked one christmas)

Anyone wanna care to add on to that?

Posted at 11:12PM, Dec. 3, 2007

I'd like a snowy Chrissy just for once…

Warm ones are nice, but the STINKING hot ones are a nightmare.

Posted at 12:12AM, Dec. 4, 2007

I actually spend Christmas indoors now but I used to have it on a beach. The problem was the flies loved turkey.

Posted at 2:12AM, Dec. 4, 2007

I prefer roast lamb, turkey's a bit gamey. Funnily not even my cats like turkey…
I can't stand pork either.

Posted at 12:12AM, Dec. 5, 2007

I wouldn't mind maybe ONE snowy Christmas but I love a stinking hot Christmas. then about 2pm you get tired, have a little nap and wake up energetic for the party that night!

Posted at 4:12AM, Dec. 5, 2007

Its a true fact that these days ther are no "Australians" there is only headcase Mainlanders, and us Taswiegens.

Posted at 4:12AM, Dec. 8, 2007

donkas you are bonkers and I don't no what you're saying

Posted at 6:12AM, Dec. 27, 2007

haha my Dad just bought Croc Dundee on DVD he had the video but now he's gt it on DVD.
It's his favourite movie…and one of mine.

Another good Aussie flick is The Nugget and of course the Wog Boy!!

Posted at 1:12PM, Dec. 27, 2007

You guys loves those stereotypes lol!

Christmas was bloody hot this year. -_-
40 Celsius… no idea what that is in Fahrenheit.

Posted at 2:12PM, Dec. 27, 2007

40 degree Celsius = 104 degree Fahrenheit

*Looks at post #*

69, Dudes![/bill&ted]

Posted at 3:12PM, Dec. 27, 2007

Christmas was bloody hot this year. -_-
40 Celsius… no idea what that is in Fahrenheit.

Ha, it was only 23c around these neck of the woods (sunny victoria).

Posted at 3:12PM, Dec. 27, 2007

Christmas was bloody hot this year. -_-
40 Celsius… no idea what that is in Fahrenheit.

Ha, it was only 23c around these neck of the woods (sunny victoria).

You lucky so and so!

It was 44.4 on Boxing day, Jebus! Following Randal's fine lead, I can say that's about 112 degrees Fahrenheit. …I looked that up on a converter

I don't like it when it's hot like that. I just DON'T!

Posted at 3:12AM, Dec. 29, 2007

I'm from SE Queensland and Christmas Day was quite pleasant here (29c) :D Which was a nice change from the stinking hot Christmases we've had the past few years.

Posted at 6:12AM, Dec. 29, 2007

Oh no you don't, Ozzy.

Trying to ruin my Yu-Gi-Oh the Abridged Series joke.

Australia sucks, because it isn't America.

Posted at 6:01PM, Jan. 8, 2008

Like I previously said Ozone. I love a hot Christmas!

Boxing Day was awesomewe sat outside had aBBQ swan in the inflatable pool(20 person) and watched the outdoor candles…MELT!

Posted at 8:01PM, Jan. 14, 2008

Australia Dayis coming up, and of course the Lamb ads have started!

I Think Lamb is the only meat that gets advertised in Australia without having a brand attatched, actually I think it's the only food advertised without one.

anyways anyone got good plans for Australia Day?

Posted at 9:01PM, Jan. 14, 2008

Watch the fireworks? That's always nice ^_^

Posted at 4:01PM, Jan. 18, 2008

Posted at 3:01AM, Jan. 19, 2008

I'm Australian. I live in Sydney.

I'm annoyed because I can't make fun of the new government because they haven't screwed up yet. I've got too many Howard jokes.

On Australia Day, I'm going to celebrate Australian values by finding some random family, taking their land, stealing their children, trashing their culture, and never apologising.

Posted at 3:01AM, Jan. 19, 2008

On Australia Day, I'm going to celebrate Australian values by finding some random family, taking their land, stealing their children, trashing their culture, and never apologising.

lol! Join the colonialism club…
Sounds nice and righteous, buuuutt, it's tricky to name a country where some culture hasn't done that to another.

The thing is to deal with living in a post colonial world as best you can. ;)

Posted at 9:01PM, Jan. 25, 2008

Happy Australia Day

Posted at 11:01PM, Jan. 25, 2008

yes

Posted at 8:01PM, Jan. 29, 2008

Australia Day or Invasion Day?
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for moving forward. I just believe it's hard to move forward when our history is 'whitewashed'. There was a long, drawn-out war in this country, a war just as tragic and voilent as the displacement of the native americans. Our native people aren't even acknowledged for putting up a damn good fight (which they did), instead they are treated as if they were timid primitives who simply gave in.
No wonder young Coories are so angry.
No Australian Govt can ever acknowledge the black wars, nor say Sorry though, the legal implications that opens up… (phew)
Technically Australia was uninhabited at the time of 'conquest'…
Mind you, the British royal family has never signed our constitution either, so technically our entire government in an illegal entity by international law.