Only in Australia
#16
Only in Australia (well Queensland) will your car fail its roadworthy test because that three month old tyre has a different tread pattern to the other tyres.
Incidentally, the car also had worn/perished suspension bushes, but obviously this is not an issue as I didnt have to get them changed!
Incidentally, the car also had worn/perished suspension bushes, but obviously this is not an issue as I didnt have to get them changed!
#17
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I had a very 'only in Oz' moment at the weekend - well maybe not 'only in Oz' but definitely a 'never in the UK' moment
Came out of a nightclub in the Valley in Brisbane to find the sun was already up and blazing away. Then proceeded to go to a cafe and have a coffee while sitting in temperatures of around 25 degrees - at 6 in the morning
You've gotta love Oz
Came out of a nightclub in the Valley in Brisbane to find the sun was already up and blazing away. Then proceeded to go to a cafe and have a coffee while sitting in temperatures of around 25 degrees - at 6 in the morning
You've gotta love Oz
#18
....do people think that 'dressing up' for a smart party means wearing jeans and a T shirt (rather than shorts and singlet)
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Originally Posted by Pomster
....do people think that 'dressing up' for a smart party means wearing jeans and a T shirt (rather than shorts and singlet)
... and that wasn't cos they wasn't ready, it was cos they was! ...
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Originally Posted by Paul2004
I once read a thread on here where the poster went to pick up an Aussie work collegue for a funeral and they was in shorts and jeans ...
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and that wasn't cos they wasn't ready, it was cos they was! ...
... and that wasn't cos they wasn't ready, it was cos they was! ...

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Advert on radio for 'granny flats' - homes for you to put yoru parents in!
#22
Just had a/c fitted when the gas man came round to replace a cylinder and said the a/c unit was illegal as it was placed too close to the gas cylinders.
Phoned the a/c fitter who said "yeah, I thought someone might notice that, guess I'll have to come back and move it"
Go figure?
Andrew
Phoned the a/c fitter who said "yeah, I thought someone might notice that, guess I'll have to come back and move it"
Go figure?
Andrew
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Originally Posted by andrew63
Phoned the a/c fitter who said "yeah, I thought someone might notice that, guess I'll have to come back and move it"
Go figure?
Andrew
Go figure?
Andrew

Oh it just gets better! ...

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Originally Posted by Vanessa
homes for you to put your parents in!
#25
Originally Posted by andrew63
Just had a/c fitted when the gas man came round to replace a cylinder and said the a/c unit was illegal as it was placed too close to the gas cylinders.
Phoned the a/c fitter who said "yeah, I thought someone might notice that, guess I'll have to come back and move it"
Go figure?
Andrew
Phoned the a/c fitter who said "yeah, I thought someone might notice that, guess I'll have to come back and move it"
Go figure?
Andrew
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Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
That's QLD for you; cowboys and rednecks.
WW
#27
Cutting out the penalty spot and putting in a sporting museum, where Australia qualified for the world cup...... I fell about laughing
You gotta luv em??
You gotta luv em??
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Only in Australia do they saw Anthony the way it's spelt. I feel like Larry Grayson every time I say it.
#29
Only in Aus does 'next Sunday' actually mean 'this Sunday' - can cause a lot of confusion.
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Originally Posted by Shellfish
Only in Aus does 'next Sunday' actually mean 'this Sunday' - can cause a lot of confusion.
'No worries' usually means you should worry :scared:
'She'll be right mate' means it wont.



