You know you are in Australia when...
Dec 12th 2011, 2:49 am
#1216
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Dec 12th 2011, 3:02 am
#1217
Auntie Fa
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Location: Seattle
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
Well mine's on the lounge balcony at present, as we had to clear the whole of the lower level. It's plugged in though 
and there's a stylish bit of rope tying the patio door handle to the window so the cats can't escape.
Bet you're feeling even more inadequate now, eh?
and there's a stylish bit of rope tying the patio door handle to the window so the cats can't escape.Bet you're feeling even more inadequate now, eh?
Dec 13th 2011, 3:25 am
#1218
Possum. Amiculum. Latrina
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
Ykyaiaw Coles are selling half a cauliflower for $1.75 and a whole for $6.
Dec 13th 2011, 10:27 pm
#1221
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Dec 13th 2011, 10:35 pm
#1222
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
I really can't be arsed to play with you any more little man. My always mum said I had to be nice to the little kids, even if they were annoying tools, but your so so repetitive your like B.E's very own parrot, maybe you should be called Polly instead.
Take a moment to trawl through your posts & count how many times you've posted the word Gympie, mildly funny the first time, boring as **** the next 50 times, yet your still trotting the same line out.
No wonder spud thick's get the piss taken out of them, even the ones that run away to be cheese eating surrender monkeys. I'll just pop you on ignore again I think. It's really lonely in there as your the only fluckwit to ever make it there.
My little experiment to prove a point to a certain few has worked out nicely
I'm away to go fishing now, much bigger ones to fry.
Take a moment to trawl through your posts & count how many times you've posted the word Gympie, mildly funny the first time, boring as **** the next 50 times, yet your still trotting the same line out.
No wonder spud thick's get the piss taken out of them, even the ones that run away to be cheese eating surrender monkeys. I'll just pop you on ignore again I think. It's really lonely in there as your the only fluckwit to ever make it there.
My little experiment to prove a point to a certain few has worked out nicely
I'm away to go fishing now, much bigger ones to fry.
Dec 13th 2011, 10:48 pm
#1223
Joined: Oct 2011
Posts: 1,130
Re: You know you are in Australia when...
The UK has a relatively small population, and a few of that small number decide to emigrate. From that dwindling band, some decide to go to Australia. Then, from this minuscule group, a small proportion decide to join an expat forum. For some, that is still just too large a community, and have to form their little gangs.
Over it.
Over it.
Last edited by sheene; Dec 13th 2011 at 11:04 pm.
Dec 14th 2011, 12:26 am
#1224
Chan eil aon chànan gu le
Joined: Feb 2009
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
We aint got no outdoor fridge eevur, but hubby is talking about getting one. 
Dec 14th 2011, 12:38 am
#1225
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
Spot on in every detail 
The UK has a relatively small population, and a few of that small number decide to emigrate. From that dwindling band, some decide to go to Australia. Then, from this minuscule group, a small proportion decide to join an expat forum. For some, that is still just too large a community, and have to form their little gangs.
Over it.
Over it.
Dec 14th 2011, 1:14 am
#1226
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Dec 14th 2011, 5:55 am
#1227
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Dec 14th 2011, 6:00 am
#1229
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
The UK has a relatively small population, and a few of that small number decide to emigrate. From that dwindling band, some decide to go to Australia. Then, from this minuscule group, a small proportion decide to join an expat forum. For some, that is still just too large a community, and have to form their little gangs.
Over it.
Over it.
Dec 14th 2011, 6:01 am
#1230
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Re: You know you are in Australia when...
I really can't be arsed to play with you any more little man. My always mum said I had to be nice to the little kids, even if they were annoying tools, but your so so repetitive your like B.E's very own parrot, maybe you should be called Polly instead.
Take a moment to trawl through your posts & count how many times you've posted the word Gympie, mildly funny the first time, boring as **** the next 50 times, yet your still trotting the same line out.
No wonder spud thick's get the piss taken out of them, even the ones that run away to be cheese eating surrender monkeys. I'll just pop you on ignore again I think. It's really lonely in there as your the only fluckwit to ever make it there.
My little experiment to prove a point to a certain few has worked out nicely
I'm away to go fishing now, much bigger ones to fry.
Take a moment to trawl through your posts & count how many times you've posted the word Gympie, mildly funny the first time, boring as **** the next 50 times, yet your still trotting the same line out.
No wonder spud thick's get the piss taken out of them, even the ones that run away to be cheese eating surrender monkeys. I'll just pop you on ignore again I think. It's really lonely in there as your the only fluckwit to ever make it there.
My little experiment to prove a point to a certain few has worked out nicely
I'm away to go fishing now, much bigger ones to fry.
