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 Australia - Is this really what you think of us?
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| Tyce |
Posted on 13 June 2015 10:35:34
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Found this, thought I'd share. Very funny - although I'm hoping these things aren't really that foreign to you guys..... Before you start though I'd just like to apologise for Tony Abbott's photo - eerr second thoughts I'm gonna apologise for Tony Abbott full stop. LOL http://www.buzzfe....sgpaxdoNr Jenna's name in the web address - very appropriate. Edited: to make link clickable Edited by Travisina on 13 June 2015 11:22:41 |
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| Travisina |
Posted on 13 June 2015 11:25:40
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 Adminstrator  Wordsmith  Posts: 14813 Joined: 08 January 2014 |
Tyce, that's brilliant. Loved the pictures, and the comments above and below the line (I'm just wiping away tears of laughter). I've never been to Oz, though my mother went to Melbourne and said that it reminded her of Brighton. As for Tony Abbott's pic - good grief! I can't imagine David Cameron in tight trunks, nor do I want to. Twitter: @TravisinaB7
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| Joe Dredd |
Posted on 13 June 2015 14:08:00
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Make sure you tell your husband about the snake picture! : D |
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| Ellen York |
Posted on 13 June 2015 14:20:26
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Australia is on my "to visit someday" list, but I'll pass on the snakes in light fixtures and speedo-wearing politicians  |
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| Travisina |
Posted on 14 June 2015 12:14:13
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Adminstrator Wordsmith Posts: 14813 Joined: 08 January 2014 |
He's fine with snakes, actually - it's the giant spiders with red eyes and laser-guided fangs that are keeping him firmly away from your shores. Not to mention the small, poisonous spiders that lurk in the loo and bite your bum. In fact, ALL spiders. Although worryingly, the mega-deadly Brazilian Wandering Spider Not for arachnophobes, you have been warned! has been hitching lifts to the UK in bunches of bananas, so nowhere is safe... Twitter: @TravisinaB7
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| Joe Dredd |
Posted on 06 August 2019 12:36:29
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I had to go for a brain MRI yesterday (scan negative - they didn't find one). There's a public hospital and private hospital right next to each other, facing a large park. It's a hugely busy area, and all the parking lots were full. After cruising around for an age I ended up parking on the far side of the park. As I returned to the car, I saw this sign in the middle of the park. Bring your kids!   |
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| JustBrad |
Posted on 06 August 2019 13:32:44
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Travisina wrote: He's fine with snakes, actually - it's the giant spiders with red eyes and laser-guided fangs that are keeping him firmly away from your shores... I can relate. I have no issue with snakes. Not fond of spiders, especially the ones that are big enough to make eye contact. I mean, I never know which pair of eyes to stare back into. There was a young man
From Cork who got Limericks And Haikus confused. |
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| Obsidian |
Posted on 06 August 2019 13:59:50
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Hysterical!! As an Orrstraylyan I love what was chosen and was doing fine until I saw TA, which made me want to barf. Interestingly, I knew the guy who designed budgy smugglers and it all made a lot of sense. The python coming out of the Tastic was brilliant. Been there, done that a few times. Loved this comment most of all: Paul (UK): AHHH I WANNA RUFFLE IT AND FEED IT HOBNOBS. Still laughing! Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron!
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| Obsidian |
Posted on 06 August 2019 14:01:19
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Joe Dredd wrote: I had to go for a brain MRI yesterday (scan negative - they didn't find one). There's a public hospital and private hospital right next to each other, facing a large park. It's a hugely busy area, and all the parking lots were full. After cruising around for an age I ended up parking on the far side of the park. As I returned to the car, I saw this sign in the middle of the park. Bring your kids! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Here's another. It had taken up residence at an air conditioning firm:  What the snake catcher had to say: "Mate, this thing was huge... These are the jobs you think: 'I should have brought an extra pair of undies today'." Edited by Obsidian on 06 August 2019 14:10:58 Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron!
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| dragonq |
Posted on 07 August 2019 16:21:16
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My husband saw a two metre python in our garden last night. (I’d post a photo but have never worked out how to do it.) |
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| Tyce |
Posted on 10 August 2019 08:07:29
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dragonq wrote: My husband saw a two metre python in our garden last night. (I’d post a photo but have never worked out how to do it.) Heavens! I had a large brown snake in my back yard a couple of years - even my gardener who's pretty touch and macho - ran. |
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| rojkerr1 |
Posted on 10 August 2019 16:53:08
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Terrific! I quite like snakes, but those huge spiders are scary. This country bad enough, I stepped on an adder once doing the pennine way -the number of people killed in the last two hundred years is barely in double figures, and I pitch to be the added to the tally...just my luck! |
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| Lurena |
Posted on 10 August 2019 21:17:08
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Loved your post Tyce! And there was something about a Dutch habit. Yes, it is true, here they eat "hagelslag" on a slice of bread. There's a choice in aniseed, fruit, milk chocolate and dark chocolate.  I'm not fond of bread and don't like sweets, but I do like dark chocolate, so sometimes I eat a "boterham met pure hagelslag". I have never been to Australia, but I have been to Lombok, which locates behind (seen from Java) the Wallace Line, which means that I have seen Australian flora and fauna. I have no fear for spiders, but I do not like snakes. They scared me off so often with their silent approach. Once I had one around my ankle... Lara&Sue's Blake's 7 stories
*No, I am not. I am not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going.* |
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| Travisina |
Posted on 11 August 2019 15:10:42
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Lurena wrote: Loved your post Tyce! And there was something about a Dutch habit. Yes, it is true, here they eat "hagelslag" on a slice of bread. There's a choice in aniseed, fruit, milk chocolate and dark chocolate. I'm not fond of bread and don't like sweets, but I do like dark chocolate, so sometimes I eat a "boterham met pure hagelslag". Are those toast sprinkles different from other sprinkles? I have a pot of all-purpose sprinkles that I'll shake on dessert (eg fruit, custard, ice cream) - but are those Dutch ones specifically designed for toast? Twitter: @TravisinaB7
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| Lurena |
Posted on 12 August 2019 09:27:01
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Travisina wrote: Lurena wrote: Loved your post Tyce! And there was something about a Dutch habit. Yes, it is true, here they eat "hagelslag" on a slice of bread. There's a choice in aniseed, fruit, milk chocolate and dark chocolate. I'm not fond of bread and don't like sweets, but I do like dark chocolate, so sometimes I eat a "boterham met pure hagelslag". Are those toast sprinkles different from other sprinkles? I have a pot of all-purpose sprinkles that I'll shake on dessert (eg fruit, custard, ice cream) - but are those Dutch ones specifically designed for toast? Travisina, those sprinkles are designed for soft bread in particular. Most Dutch people do not like them on toasted bread. However, there are sugar coated aniseed sprinkles which are often served on "beschuit"(Dutch type of rusk) to celebrate the birth of a son (you get blue sprinkles then) or a daughter (pink sprinkles). All these sprinkles are very different to the ones you have; they differ in ingredients as well as in size. The Dutch ones are larger. If you like sweets, you should give them a try! (I shall put it in my notes and will bring them to our next meet in the UK) Lara&Sue's Blake's 7 stories
*No, I am not. I am not expendable, I'm not stupid, and I'm not going.* |
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| Travisina |
Posted on 12 August 2019 20:12:00
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Lurena wrote: Travisina wrote: Lurena wrote: Loved your post Tyce! And there was something about a Dutch habit. Yes, it is true, here they eat "hagelslag" on a slice of bread. There's a choice in aniseed, fruit, milk chocolate and dark chocolate. I'm not fond of bread and don't like sweets, but I do like dark chocolate, so sometimes I eat a "boterham met pure hagelslag". Are those toast sprinkles different from other sprinkles? I have a pot of all-purpose sprinkles that I'll shake on dessert (eg fruit, custard, ice cream) - but are those Dutch ones specifically designed for toast? Travisina, those sprinkles are designed for soft bread in particular. Most Dutch people do not like them on toasted bread. However, there are sugar coated aniseed sprinkles which are often served on "beschuit"(Dutch type of rusk) to celebrate the birth of a son (you get blue sprinkles then) or a daughter (pink sprinkles). All these sprinkles are very different to the ones you have; they differ in ingredients as well as in size. The Dutch ones are larger. If you like sweets, you should give them a try! (I shall put it in my notes and will bring them to our next meet in the UK) I'd love to try them! Twitter: @TravisinaB7
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| Joe Dredd |
Posted on 14 October 2019 13:21:11
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About a week ago a freshly-shed snake skin was found hanging around the frame of a house on a building site here in western Sydney. The skin is 2.5 metres long, coming from an adult boa constrictor. If anyone lives in the area and sees a huge snake around, please let the authorities know. Cheers. Yahoo! article Actually, a 2.5m snake is just tiny when you consider this guy in Qld has just found the skin of a 7 metre long reticulated python: click! Well, off to bed now. I'll take a thong (flip flop, not underwear) with me in case I have to fight off anything in the night. |
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| Travisina |
Posted on 14 October 2019 19:35:02
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Joe Dredd wrote: About a week ago a freshly-shed snake skin was found hanging around the frame of a house on a building site here in western Sydney. The skin is 2.5 metres long, coming from an adult boa constrictor. If anyone lives in the area and sees a huge snake around, please let the authorities know. Cheers. Yahoo! article Actually, a 2.5m snake is just tiny when you consider this guy in Qld has just found the skin of a 7 metre long reticulated python: click! Well, off to bed now. I'll take a thong (flip flop, not underwear) with me in case I have to fight off anything in the night. Blimey, you Aussies are tough! Fighting off 7 metre pythons with a flip-flop! Respect. Twitter: @TravisinaB7
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| littlesue |
Posted on 14 October 2019 19:53:14
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Travisina wrote: Joe Dredd wrote: About a week ago a freshly-shed snake skin was found hanging around the frame of a house on a building site here in western Sydney. The skin is 2.5 metres long, coming from an adult boa constrictor. If anyone lives in the area and sees a huge snake around, please let the authorities know. Cheers. Yahoo! article Actually, a 2.5m snake is just tiny when you consider this guy in Qld has just found the skin of a 7 metre long reticulated python: click! Well, off to bed now. I'll take a thong (flip flop, not underwear) with me in case I have to fight off anything in the night. Blimey, you Aussies are tough! Fighting off 7 metre pythons with a flip-flop! Respect. Well, actually, I only saw the word thong..... Cold.....you don't know the meaning of cold. Cold is when you have ice on the INSIDE of the window!!! sues stories http://sjlittle.w... sues youtube channel http://www.youtub...e54/videos sues book shelf https://www.media...ne%20Shelf rebel run video http://www.youtub...prqS-XZtLo Lara and Sue's Stories http://lectorisal....webs.com/ |
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| sweevo |
Posted on 14 October 2019 23:27:20
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I plan to go to Australia one day (mainly to have a tour of the Rode Microphones factory in Sydney - I had one of their older mics, which was basically a Neumann U87 clone, until I had to sell it to pay the rent for my house). |
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