Weirdest names for stuff ??
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Originally Posted by Timber Floor Au
Has to be EASY OFF BAM
or do yooo no one better??

or do yooo no one better??
My god what a cheesey commercial that is.
R.

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Originally Posted by Carruss
Sounds like the Oz equivalent to the UK's Cillit Bang ! ! !
My god what a cheesey commercial that is.
R.
My god what a cheesey commercial that is.
R.
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Not so much a product, but a tv Cookery programme on SBS called "Simply Ming"...having lived many years in Scotland, this made me chuckle, I still use the term 'mingin' instead for example 'awful'! - incidentally, he's an asian chef


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Victorian & Georgian style, beech, oak, brass & white. All supplied with screws.


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A brand of low-alcohol beer I saw in a bottle-shop
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Three I've seen:
(WTF is Chicken 'Crimpy' - sounds like something the Doctor prescribes a cream for!!!)
(WTF is Chicken 'Crimpy' - sounds like something the Doctor prescribes a cream for!!!)

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Originally Posted by Flying Banana
Three I've seen:
(WTF is Chicken 'Crimpy' - sounds like something the Doctor prescribes a cream for!!!)
(WTF is Chicken 'Crimpy' - sounds like something the Doctor prescribes a cream for!!!)
This had me weak with laughter in Bunnings the other week.... whoever thought buying electrical equipment could be so entertaining?
Anya.

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Seen in Coles:
Chicken Lovely Legs
Sweet little baby Brussells Sprouts
I kid you not. I just LOVE this country!!
Anya.
Chicken Lovely Legs
Sweet little baby Brussells Sprouts
I kid you not. I just LOVE this country!!
Anya.

#10

One seen in every supermarket, around the country as it's a Kraft product
'coon cheese' I've never been able to figure that one out.
and a chilli paste from the Vic Market.... BHM (Bloody Hot Mate)
Now wheres those fathers days bacon and eggs....
Doh FB !!!
'coon cheese' I've never been able to figure that one out.
and a chilli paste from the Vic Market.... BHM (Bloody Hot Mate)
Now wheres those fathers days bacon and eggs....
Doh FB !!!

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[QUOTE=ozzieeagle]One seen in every supermarket, around the country as it's a Kraft product
'coon cheese' I've never been able to figure that one out. QUOTE]
The name Coon came from Edward William Coon who patented a process for the accelerated ripening of natural, unprocessed cheese in 1926.
http://www.dairyfarmers.com.au/inter...on_history.jsp
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'coon cheese' I've never been able to figure that one out. QUOTE]
The name Coon came from Edward William Coon who patented a process for the accelerated ripening of natural, unprocessed cheese in 1926.
http://www.dairyfarmers.com.au/inter...on_history.jsp
WW

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Aussie brand names aren't weird - just different. It's like a yank saying 'oh you drive on the wrong side of the road.' Not wrong - just different. BUT in saying that... I came across "Dr. Brains Famous Meaty Faggots" in a Belfast Sainsbury's that made me look twice and laugh. NO WAY I'd ever put one of them in my mouth! But I have some gay friends who would!


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My husband buys Chilli Willies. Pepper sauce described on the label as 'Calypso Tropical Butt Burner! Mmmm nice huh!

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I had to leave the room last night when my 75 year old MIL turned round to me and asked if I had some Durex she could use................ :scared:
(for those not in the know, its sellotape!!!)
(for those not in the know, its sellotape!!!)

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Originally Posted by Pollyana
I had to leave the room last night when my 75 year old MIL turned round to me and asked if I had some Durex she could use................ :scared:
(for those not in the know, its sellotape!!!)
(for those not in the know, its sellotape!!!)

