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Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
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One's a Dull, boring, uneducated Aussie. The other a witty, articulate, Oxbridge graduate.:rolleyes:
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Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by unfair dinkum
(Post 9471985)
:rofl:
Are you still annoyed cos I said taking multi vitamins is neurotic behaviour? And so far 2 of the 2 no responders that have fessed up have done nothing to prove me wrong.:D My point is beautifully demonstrated by yourself and Grayling... you only have to read through the most unhappy posts on this ever so slightly polarised version of society to realise that the worst are complaining about the people who live around you all. The irony is, all these people whinge and moan about their unhappy lives when they chose to live there. You choose who you spend time with, you choose who to interact with. Negative people attract negativity. Dour miserable bastards will have dour miserable lives. As I said, if you're attracting boring people I can only conclude from this that you yourself are a tiny bit dull. Given that you've come back to ask whether I'm annoyed with you over an inane post just proves to me that I'm right, and that you're merely deflecting attention from the fact that you have no adequate answer to your dullness. Perhaps I can recommend some sort of reading, you know, in a book, not google, on some sort of subject we might all find totally enthralling. Then you may either attract some kind of interesting people. Failing that you'll be a blast at the local Ocker pub trivia night, with all the other fact retaining people you so despise. It is the Law of Attraction in action and you are a shining example of it. :) |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Voted no, but then again I'm a dull fick'unt myself, so I fit right in.
* note to self. Must read The Australian more often and claim I'm a 'web designer' * |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9472002)
Voted no, but then again I'm a dull fick'unt myself, so I fit right in.
* note to self. Must read The Australian more often and claim I'm a 'web designer' * |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9472000)
My point is beautifully demonstrated by yourself and Grayling... you only have to read through the most unhappy posts on this ever so slightly polarised version of society to realise that the worst are complaining about the people who live around you all. it. You know nothing about me apart from what I post on here.....which is mostly tongue in cheek and designed to annoy the self righteous and happy clappers.:lol: |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9472000)
It takes a lot more than a total stranger on a message board to get me remotely bothered, dink.
My point is beautifully demonstrated by yourself and Grayling... you only have to read through the most unhappy posts on this ever so slightly polarised version of society to realise that the worst are complaining about the people who live around you all. The irony is, all these people whinge and moan about their unhappy lives when they chose to live there. You choose who you spend time with, you choose who to interact with. Negative people attract negativity. Dour miserable bastards will have dour miserable lives. As I said, if you're attracting boring people I can only conclude from this that you yourself are a tiny bit dull. Given that you've come back to ask whether I'm annoyed with you over an inane post just proves to me that I'm right, and that you're merely deflecting attention from the fact that you have no adequate answer to your dullness. Perhaps I can recommend some sort of reading, you know, in a book, not google, on some sort of subject we might all find totally enthralling. Then you may either attract some kind of interesting people. Failing that you'll be a blast at the local Ocker pub trivia night, with all the other fact retaining people you so despise. It is the Law of Attraction in action and you are a shining example of it. :) |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by itigo
(Post 9471896)
I still stand by my no. The interesting Aussie blokes far outweigh the dull ones. And I'm in Geelong........
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Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9472006)
But you're a lovely dull fick'unt, Creature. :wub:
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Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Why has the Oxbridge graduate got all that stupid white stuff over his face ?
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 9471993)
One's a Dull, boring, uneducated Aussie. The other a witty, articulate, Oxbridge graduate.:rolleyes:
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Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 9471979)
Does this mean you are the archetypal Expat who surrounds yourself with lettuce buying English people? He He...
Why would you concern yourself with dull tradespersons if all they are doing is supplying a service? They doff their cap, perform work and present an invoice surely... I sometimes wonder what the tradesmen of the forum think about all this... Other poster - as for dull Australians outnumbering interesting Australians, I'd have to agree this would be expected, you know, it's the triangle thing. I read the comments you & others made in the "Tesco" thread & thought that if anything the bias was the other way around, this just backs up my theory:p Good to see some of the immigrants bringing in a good dose of the British class system.:thumbup: Helping keep those colonialist dogs in their lower place Oh and us dull tradies:rolleyes: |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9472009)
Are you suggesting I am unhappy?:confused:
You know nothing about me apart from what I post on here.....which is mostly tongue in cheek and designed to annoy the self righteous and happy clappers.:lol: : ) Well it's been scintillating, dink, but I have half a lamb in the oven and the roast spuds are all done, and I have an interesting Aussie to share it with. :D |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9472009)
Are you suggesting I am unhappy?:confused:
You know nothing about me apart from what I post on here.....which is mostly tongue in cheek and designed to annoy the self righteous and happy clappers.:lol: It's been ages since we had all that sort of poster - people moving here can barely afford it...let alone gush about the delights of dolphins etc.. |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 9472039)
Good to see some of the immigrants bringing in a good dose of the British class system.:thumbup: Helping keep those colonialist dogs in their lower place Oh and us dull tradies:rolleyes:
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Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9471939)
Here's my theory. If you're a little bit boring, then you'll meet a little bit boring people. If you're not, you probably won't. If you're meeting a profusion of Australian men who you'd put into the category of 'boring', then my suggestion would be that you'd have to ask yourself why.
Why are you attracting these people?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9471939)
Amongst a quick scan of my male Aussie friends, I have.. an ex ABC producer, a film maker, a writer, several small business owners, an ex university lecturer, a web design specialist, a graphic designer, a couple of cafe owners, a bar tender at the local club, another famous writer and published author, several photographers, a photo-journalist, a DJ, a couple of musicians, a computer analyst, a gardener...
Of course, this could all be a cover for your repressed homosexuality. If that's the case, I hope you come out of your closet soon. So lets see, you're trying to accuse him of being a homo and boring... But then again he spends his time thinking up polls and his avatar is, how shall I say this, intriguing. You may have something there... So UD... do you have anything you want to tell us... We're here for mate... |
Re: Are Aussie blokes a bit dull?
I'd been going to post that I don't think I've ever really met anyone dull - so its obviously my incredible ability to pull the most scintillating conversation out of anyone....
But I think TP beat me to it. Bugger. |
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