New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by OzTennis
A lot of people think a lot of 'poms' aren't happy UNLESS they are whingeing but that's another story!
I too thought about the more than teenage angst manners of the Russell girl with her 'get out of MY house' to the partner and 'if Mum doesn't get her visa, I'll be staying, I'll get myself adopted'; I also remember the boy coming back from Blackpool - Mum advised that at the airport they confiscated his knives, 'it's just his hobby, he wouldn't use them' and he also used fake I.D. (I hope it doesn't affect our/his visa application - which it didn't!)
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I too thought about the more than teenage angst manners of the Russell girl with her 'get out of MY house' to the partner and 'if Mum doesn't get her visa, I'll be staying, I'll get myself adopted'; I also remember the boy coming back from Blackpool - Mum advised that at the airport they confiscated his knives, 'it's just his hobby, he wouldn't use them' and he also used fake I.D. (I hope it doesn't affect our/his visa application - which it didn't!)
OzTennis
Yes, I thought that. What the hell was he doing with fake ID???????
Wonder if he is a person that would object to proper ID cards? Makes me wonder.
How come Esme one minute had blonde hair and in another scene, it was almost black?
I hope they do more updates anyway.
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
As for the 'white hearses' comment, I think it's probably better to drive around with a corpse in a white (heat reflecting) hearse than a black (heat absorbing) model.
That Russel kid scared me. I've got 2 daughters (2 & 5). Please tell me they don't all go through that!
That Russel kid scared me. I've got 2 daughters (2 & 5). Please tell me they don't all go through that!
#33
Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
i agree about the white hearses what a good idea,but that women,if you saw the series wasnt happy with anything,she winge winge winged,i liked the bit when her and hubby were standing in the part built house,walls not all up,no plaster no windows ect,and she said is it nearly finished,omg what planet is she off,i was shocked to hear her say she was staying in the end.
tracey.
tracey.
Originally Posted by youcanlaugh
As for the 'white hearses' comment, I think it's probably better to drive around with a corpse in a white (heat reflecting) hearse than a black (heat absorbing) model.
That Russel kid scared me. I've got 2 daughters (2 & 5). Please tell me they don't all go through that!
That Russel kid scared me. I've got 2 daughters (2 & 5). Please tell me they don't all go through that!
#34
Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by scissors
i agree about the white hearses what a good idea,but that women,if you saw the series wasnt happy with anything,she winge winge winged,i liked the bit when her and hubby were standing in the part built house,walls not all up,no plaster no windows ect,and she said is it nearly finished,omg what planet is she off,i was shocked to hear her say she was staying in the end.
tracey.
tracey.
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
lol,did you see the look of frustration on poor hubbies face
tracey.
tracey.
Originally Posted by Carl B
She also wanted to build a conservatory.
#36
Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by Carl B
She also wanted to build a conservatory.
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by OzTennis
What for says hubby, as a dining room she says, but we've got a ... forget it!
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
lol, well she ll have to have a conservatory wont she...i mean the next door nieghbours house is bigger than hers
tracey.
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Originally Posted by OzTennis
What for says hubby, as a dining room she says, but we've got a ... forget it!
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Wouldn't a conservatory be a little warm during the Perth summer months?
I loved her comment about 'Look at this plot. There's no shade', and then the hubby slowly shaking his head until she realised that there would be shade from the house that they planned to build.
Same planet, different world...
I admired the husband. Got right into the laid back lifestyle. Then again, he needed to be pretty laid back with her constant whinging.
I loved her comment about 'Look at this plot. There's no shade', and then the hubby slowly shaking his head until she realised that there would be shade from the house that they planned to build.
Same planet, different world...
I admired the husband. Got right into the laid back lifestyle. Then again, he needed to be pretty laid back with her constant whinging.
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
your right about the plot of land with no shade,i nearly p...myself laughing when she said that .
hubby seemed nice though.
i feel sorry for her poor nieghbours,lol.
tracey.
hubby seemed nice though.
i feel sorry for her poor nieghbours,lol.
tracey.
Originally Posted by youcanlaugh
Wouldn't a conservatory be a little warm during the Perth summer months?
I loved her comment about 'Look at this plot. There's no shade', and then the hubby slowly shaking his head until she realised that there would be shade from the house that they planned to build.
Same planet, different world...
I admired the husband. Got right into the laid back lifestyle. Then again, he needed to be pretty laid back with her constant whinging.
I loved her comment about 'Look at this plot. There's no shade', and then the hubby slowly shaking his head until she realised that there would be shade from the house that they planned to build.
Same planet, different world...
I admired the husband. Got right into the laid back lifestyle. Then again, he needed to be pretty laid back with her constant whinging.
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Glad I wasnt the only one disapointed to see it was a repeat of what had been shown already....
Cant understand though why they make us all jump through TRA-type hoops yet let the Singleton woman stay!!!
Cant understand though why they make us all jump through TRA-type hoops yet let the Singleton woman stay!!!
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by youcanlaugh
Wouldn't a conservatory be a little warm during the Perth summer months?
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by bridiej
Glad I wasnt the only one disapointed to see it was a repeat of what had been shown already....
Cant understand though why they make us all jump through TRA-type hoops yet let the Singleton woman stay!!!
Cant understand though why they make us all jump through TRA-type hoops yet let the Singleton woman stay!!!
Jump through hoops is an understatement, why dont they make us do the bloody cooking and washing for the TRA,
Yes, how did these people get there?
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by Professional Princess
Yes, how did these people get there?
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Re: New Life Downunder Revisted - Channel 4 8pm Yesterday
Originally Posted by OzTennis
A lot of people think a lot of 'poms' aren't happy UNLESS they are whingeing but that's another story!
I too thought about the more than teenage angst manners of the Russell girl with her 'get out of MY house' to the partner and 'if Mum doesn't get her visa, I'll be staying, I'll get myself adopted'; I also remember the boy coming back from Blackpool - Mum advised that at the airport they confiscated his knives, 'it's just his hobby, he wouldn't use them' and he also used fake I.D. (I hope it doesn't affect our/his visa application - which it didn't!)
OzTennis
I too thought about the more than teenage angst manners of the Russell girl with her 'get out of MY house' to the partner and 'if Mum doesn't get her visa, I'll be staying, I'll get myself adopted'; I also remember the boy coming back from Blackpool - Mum advised that at the airport they confiscated his knives, 'it's just his hobby, he wouldn't use them' and he also used fake I.D. (I hope it doesn't affect our/his visa application - which it didn't!)
OzTennis