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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Typos like that are unacceptable errors. Sport is the most important part of our national culture, you sit through our citizenship test with a laissez-faire attitude like that and you'll fail!- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Surely that was a joke? Also, the list for Queenslanders: Must believe that daylight savings are a communist plot designed to bring down the great state of Queensland. Must believe that daylight savings will cause cows to "Not know when to wake up!". Must drink XXXX Beer instead of water. Must help import Pacific Islander rugby players to play for the state of Queensland in rugby. Must believe that Matthew Hayden deserves a Knighthood. Must regard Aussie Rules as a game inspired by the Devil, designed to bring down the great state of Queensland.- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Look at the expanded list The second last point will certainly trip you up!- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Yeah. Spike is the only non-foreigner here. KOF isn't white and I'm, of course, half Sri Lankan-Indian. To qualify as an Aussie you must satisfy the following: Look white Have an English first and surname Preferably be Protestant Must enjoy beer Must like either Aussie Rules or Rugby Must have an Australian accent. Must under no circumstance support any English national sporting team. Must have a casually racist attitude towards foreigners Must dislike football and consistently refer to it as a game for "Poofters, wogs and sheila's". Must dislike East Asian automobile drivers- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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I see a couple of foreigners browsing. Please post, we won't say "FUCK OFF WE'RE FULL" like many of our countrymen- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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An update on....Tottenham place, there is another plot of land available at 'Guardian Street'. I hope we get that.- 671 replies
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I would hate to see it be made exclusive. We may as well PM each other.
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We have a new off-topic thread in General Chat about Australia. Could it please be renamed to "The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years"?
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
capriccioso replied to capriccioso's topic in General Chat
I do believe you have us confused with New Zealanders. Kezza would be able to tell you more about that!- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
capriccioso replied to capriccioso's topic in General Chat
There will be scenes when the mods see this. Or will we get away with it because it's General Chat? Also, we're now 14 posts short of overtaking The Sexy Women thread.- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Irishblue casually browsing the thread Lol.- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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But we're not Wales, we're New and South. Also I live in NSW- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Guys, this is the real Queensland: “Daylight saving causes cancer” ~ Queenslanders on daylight savings “Why is Queensland's beer called XXXX?” ~ A New South Welshman on Queensland's Beer “Because we don't know how to spell grog, right? ” ~ Responding Queenslander on Queensland's Beer “The cows won't know when to wake up!” ~ North Queensland Bogan on daylight saving. (both real and heard on Mackay radio) Queensland, often referred to as "The Only State" by its residents, and a laughing stock by everyone else is a 'Strayan state known for its ridiculous heat, cane toads, abundance of sporting legends, and being Australia's Texas and being the source of 99.9 per cent of stories featured on A Current Affair.Queensland was created in 1859 when God decided he’d had enough rest and really ought to create something that made all the effort worthwhile. So he created Queensland. Shortly after it was created he realised it was rubbish and donated it to Queen Victoria or in fact left it in a basket at the front door of Buckingham Palace. The Queen was off her face on lead poisoning at the time and didn't notice. In 1860 GOD created XXXX beer, which is consumed by every Queenslander from birth. In January 1901 Queen Victoria died and the state found itself past its "Use By Date". Could it rename itself "Kingsland"? Prince of Wales land? Dead old smelly tart land? Queensland then became part of Australia. This gave the fledgling state some other states to compare itself with. As all Australian people of note were soon found to be either actual or closet Queenslanders, all other states gave up trying. Unfortunately, despite being the birth of civilisation Queensland had the worst education system in the country, if not the world. To compensate for this, they have "The Smartarse State" written on their number plates, to remind themselves every morning when they wake up. Cities in some of the state don't even have Sunday trading, a day entirely devoted to the consumption of pumpkin scones. Queensland is a "land of contrasts". Well, that’s according to all the tourist brochures which are helpfully printed in red, green and blue to illustrate the point. The red symbolises the “outback” - a "myffic" place filled with nothing but dirt, flies, clothes-lines, trampolines and children’s swing sets. The most famous place in the “Outback” is the Ettamogah Pub where “blokes” say “strewth” a lot and drive “utes”. The green symbolises the “Rainforest”. This is an experimental forest being developed by scientists from the Queensland University Department of Coming Up With Big Ideas on Small Budgets (QUCUWBIOSB), in conjunction with the Queensland Government Department of Spending Big Budgets on Mind Numbingly Useless Ideas (QGDOSBBOMNUI). Finally, the blue symbolises the “Ocean”. Queensland is the proud owner of approximately 4,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilometres of prime beachfront real estate. This is a private beach, accessible only upon passing a dress code inspection carried out by officious security staff. Just off shore in the “Ocean” is the “Great Reef Barrier” which was built in the 1950s as a barrier to stop the Japanese from reefing the beach away and towing it home with them. Queensland is known for excessive amounts of unused and uninhabited land belonging to someone named Mabo. editLanguage The language spoken in Queensland is distinctly different to language spoken in the other states of Australia. This language is most commonly known as "eh but". It is also noted that most Queenslanders drop the ends off words, and put odd pauses in others as well as inserting random profanity into any sentence. Queenslanders also often answer their questions with "Yeah nah". editGods Most of Queensland, and especially Northern Queensland, recognises Pauline Hanson (also known as the "Oxley-Moron") as Patron Saint and Divine Ruler for Eternity. Some say it was her strict anti-immigration views that gave her this status, but most Queenslanders agree that it's really that she's a Ranga, not a Foxy Lady. "Smartarse State" Status Queenslanders usually refer to their state as being the smartarse State, via number plates. As a consequence, an IQ test must be completed annually in order to live there. If one fails the test (and achieves an IQ of more than 30) that person is expelled from the state and is made to live in That place that could have been a state but didn't wanna, The Northern Territory (also known as "Upper Coomera"). editWomen of Queensland There are 3 types of women in Queensland. mad bad dangerous to know All types should be avoided. Being one presents difficulties greater than those which the Uncyclopedia can resolve.- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Even Canberra's better. CANBERRA. CANBERRA. Here is a description of our wonderful capital from someone who used to live there (not me. Liverpool born and raised... that sounds bad ): I grew up in Canberra from the mid 70s and left to Sydney around 2004. I wished I'd moved earlier. Yes, Canberra is dull. It's got horrible weather - freezing frosty winter mornings, dry hot summers. If you like shopping malls and not much individuality, then it's the place for you. It's terrible for the arts - I was a musician there and it's got such a low standard of a music scene and practically every art form. I know a lot of music promoters who hate booking big shows for Canberra as its notorious for people buying tickets at the last minute - that's why there's not much visiting entertainment. The suburbs are still empty and dull. Public transport is appalling and you still MUST have a car in Canberra and be prepared to waste a lot of money on petrol. The problem in Canberra is there's too many public servants, that's why it's dull - Dull people make a dull city. Any place where people say "Oh, it's a great place to bring up kids" is obviously going to be boring. I now haven't visited Canberra for 2 years and never want to go back again. It's got no soul and it's proudest moment is Floriade - wow, a flower festival.... A country town with concrete.- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Whoa whoa whoa!! Has Spike gotten that much inside your head?! Also nice 36th placed church- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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More Aussie memes: Only in Australia- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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GLENFIELD AND TOTTENHAM PLACE IT IS. FUCK MY LIFE. Next winter.- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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As do these:- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Oh God, what has Spike poisoned you with?- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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</3 Some sympathy would have been very nice there. Sam, I am disappoint- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Disaster. My parents seem to have chosen Glenfield (good). The street name where the plot of land is located, is, however, not good. Tottenham Place . First Liverpool, now Spurs- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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Now, if only Eden Hazard could find his way into this thread then it would be like the last few weeks didn't even happen- 671 replies
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The Australian Discussion Thread featuring 7 years
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The Shire is filled with bogans. Some of them tend to get militant. It's not as bad as, say, Liverpool, the Cross or Redfern, but for a quiet, suburban area it is fucked up.- 671 replies