Funny Aussie ways....
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I find the use of the word "UnAustralian" as an insult extremely funny. People have described me as "UnAustralian" on occassions which has me in giggles of agreement much to the bemusement of the name-caller since they obviously intended me to be hurt and offended by the suggestion!

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The whole "morning and afternoon tea" thing. A morning tea for someone's birthday, a morning tea for someone leaving, a morning tea for fundraising ... you get the idea. Seems like just an excuse to scoff cakes mid morning to me.
I remember getting here with two little ones and all the mums at playgroup having a "morning tea" prepacked for their little ones. What the? They only had breakfast a couple of hours before!
Kids of four and five years of age being expected to have daytime naps at kindy
I remember getting here with two little ones and all the mums at playgroup having a "morning tea" prepacked for their little ones. What the? They only had breakfast a couple of hours before!
Kids of four and five years of age being expected to have daytime naps at kindy

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I call it "shut the f**k up" o'clock, we're still sleeping, you little rugrats.
Just cos they're born here doesn't give them the right to wake up at 4 am and be a pain in the arse.
Apparently that right is reserved for old Australians.
and every f**king neighbour with a lawnmower
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Just cos they're born here doesn't give them the right to wake up at 4 am and be a pain in the arse.
Apparently that right is reserved for old Australians.
and every f**king neighbour with a lawnmower JTL
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Ok, is there any Aussie ways that you guys have adopted!!
That is what i was meant to of said at the beginning of the thread
Sorry
P.S I love the no shoes pj peculiarity, I woundnt do it my self though , well maybe the no shoes bit.
That is what i was meant to of said at the beginning of the thread
Sorry
P.S I love the no shoes pj peculiarity, I woundnt do it my self though , well maybe the no shoes bit.
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The thing that I have noticed is the style of clothes. Never in my life have I seen shorts so tight and so short to the point you can see their ladylumps.
At night time it gets worse, there were a group of girls in Freo on Sunday night and a couple wore skirts so short that you could see her blue undies, the other girl had no undies.
And the tight satin blouses are very popular here as well.
But the shorts could really not get any shorter or tighter - perhaps if I had the figure I might wear them but I doubt it.
It does seem to be the fashion.
At night time it gets worse, there were a group of girls in Freo on Sunday night and a couple wore skirts so short that you could see her blue undies, the other girl had no undies.
And the tight satin blouses are very popular here as well.
But the shorts could really not get any shorter or tighter - perhaps if I had the figure I might wear them but I doubt it.
It does seem to be the fashion.
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We had a woman here last week picking up some furniture she'd bought from The Bloke, she was outside in the pouring rain, walking across the street with no shoes on, heavily pregnant and moaning that her feet hurt. I was very good, I didn't say a word, but......

The Bloke walks round outside in bare feet all the time, he's an adult, at least he knows what he's doing (
) but it winds me up when he then walks indoors and finally gets into bed still with the dirt from the street on his feet.




