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ssh don't tell them all!!:eek:

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Just a couple more-

997. It's frozen from when you first draw it.
998. An Australian queen is the same as a UK king.
999. Preen

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1000. No, nobody here knows when your visa will be granted.

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What a brilliant thread. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

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442. Potassium permanganate. Dip it into a solution mixed with water - three times a day.
443. No - nothing rude - they're more commonly referred to as 'fruit machines' in the UK.
444. Actually, a block's what you build your house on - a plot's what they'll bury you in when you get 'farewelled'.
445. If you like endless cheesy wrist-slashingly bad soft rock interspersed with the occasional Leo Sayer track then you're laughing. For everyone else there's podcasts from the BBC.
446. Tuesdays. It will rise by as much as 10c by Saturday in order to take advantage of all those weekend trippers.
447. Not at all. The social network you had in the UK probably evolved over many decades - you can't expect to recreate that here in six months.
448. David Jones.
449. Swim parallel to the beach until you're out of the current, then swim in.
450. Yes. Much greener.

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451.You can get it in Bunnings.
452.Sweets are called lollies and lollies are called icy poles.
453.Yes it is a pain that your towels are rock solid because you left them out in the heat all day.However think of all the times that you moaned in the uk about it pouring down with rain the second you hung out your washing.
454.No your husband isnt having a midlife crisis.Lots of men suddenly need a spa,a swimming pool and a pool table and a beer fridge in every corner of the garden.Its normal.

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454. Yes it probably is technically illegal to change your own plugs in QLD but everyone does it and they sell them in Bunnings.
455. Yes we are only a day away but when you factor in cost and trying to find a flight at the last minute, it could be a week.
456. Daybreak and GoTalk are both excellent
457. iiNet
458. Yes Australians (rightly or wrongly) are proud of their country. Deal with it.

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WA orientated

459: Chair sniffing
460: Big bang on an island off the coast
461: Fremantle Dockers
462: At least 4 hours
463: It doesn't refer to the smuggling of small budgies
464: on your feet not up your bum crack
465: 30 years out of date and you will fit right in
466: it isn't a bus you go to to have a drink
467: yes and they are as big as dinner plates and often sit on your bog roles waiting to scar the crap out of you, and always check yoir sun visor and handle with a barge pole
468: No, it is called soccer

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469.Nothing is worth dying for,unless you're the one pointing the gun.

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470. A big shed is de rigeur , in fact, compulsory or you are gay.

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<------ gay

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You've only confirmed what I always thought :p

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:D:D:D:D:D

what a funny read:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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480. Yes, it's perfectly OK (whilst the whole family goes shopping in their PJ's and slippers) to sit your kids shi**y arse in the part of the shopping trolley most other people use for their groceries.

490. Yes, in Qld it's compulsory to switch your rear fog lamps on the minute it turns dusk.

491. Yes, it is a national pastime to see how many words you can shorten and then add a suffix of 'o' or 'ie' or similar - Ambo, Firey, smoko, pushie etc etc

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Here's one I meant to mention earlier...

492. No, the water in your sinks, baths and toilets doesn't necessarily swirl in the opposite direction