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:rofl: Yeah, when I go to holland I wear cloggs, and before I go to Germany I let my body hair grow - no razors for me! Au naturel!

And when I go to sweden I become a porn star :)

It's all about blending in, like the immigrants do here....

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WOW!!!
I should check out Sweden.........PMSL
Although i draw the line at the body hair eewwww......

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Im a born and bred Aussie and if other Aussies are like me, they would have no idea what the top you are wearing meant. I would have no idea what an English, Irish, Scottish, whatever, sports top looked like and if I did see a team name on the actual top, would I give a shite?????........Nooooooo!
I honeslty dont think Aussies care less what sports top you like to wear from overseas.

Now if you were to wear an Aussie AFL or Rugby top then yeah, I might notice then because it means something to me. Im female though so maybe an Aussie male feels differently, but I doubt it.:)

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Completely off track here but hi to Carnoustie folk! My dad is from there and Carnoustie was our annual holiday while I was growing up! Then when we lived in Perth the pals we made were from Carnoustie!

Just to add to general discussion that I find all football/ rugby/ sports tops are hideous no matter what nationality is wearing them! The only time I find them acceptable is when people are watching a big match and supporting their team. The shiny type tops are especially revolting!

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It's all about blending in...... :lol:

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I've stopped wearing national rugby tops since I moved to Melbourne and would never wear a national top of Australia or England now. I'm a bit over all that now. I still own a old SA top (don't ask) which I wear at home. I do have a NSW super 12 top but that is more club, if province, than national.

I think soccer tops are particularly hideous and do chavs no favours at all.

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Where I live chavs wear Burberry, not football shirts.

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and their tracksuit pants tucked into their white socks!! :rofl:

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I wore my England top on Australia Day this year. Like to remind the locals what they are celebrating.

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I agree, since moving to Adealide Ive grown myself a mullet, I wear tracky bottoms and bare feet to the bottle shop where I buy cans of bundy and coke and drink them while driving my ute! :thumbsup:

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Quality,even the dogs have mullets here :rofl:

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Certainly did this poor chap 'no favours' at all!

http://corsa-c.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=188104

NB. Perhaps not for the easily offended.

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Any Toon fans better think twice then :thumbsup:

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When I read of such unfortunate incidents, I immediately think of that old saying . . 'there but for the grace of god go I'.

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I hope you are going to improve your standards once you move to Sydney, otherwise Sydneysiders will know you're from Adelaide:lol: