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Posted by Davo_169
like the title reads, for all the aussies out there. what are you up to??


Posted by masseur


well I'm stuck 'ere in Frankfurt but going home to UK on Thursday so we're gonna do something then instead.

Doesn't matter how cold it is we're having a bbq and she's making a damper to go with... and of course we've got the fosters tinnies lined up in the fridge too!

Posted by Davo_169
haha very aussie mass,
that was a snappy reply

Posted by masseur
Aussie day is the closest I get to home over this side of the planet, well apart from my wife and kids who are all Aussies too!

mind you, 5 weeks today I'm heading to Sydney and Townsville for a week so that will be great but then we're not going back permanantly until mid 2006

so, what are you up to? beach? party? beach party?

Posted by Davo_169
i was planning on going to the perth foreshore to watch the skyworks but my mates decided that we should all just hang out at my place and watch them from afar (i live in the hills of perth, great view). so yeah thats about it really. i havent got fosters but tooheys extra dry will suffice i think.

Posted by masseur
I won't say no to a tooheys (I feel like a tooheys or two!) but you'll never get me to swap it, or anything else, if I have a VB in my hand

I can see I'm gonna get homesick here

Posted by Davo_169
i should have started this thread earlier in the day because the majority of "eastern states peeps" are porbably in bed atm.

Posted by *Jojo*
I hope you 'two' will be able to locate @gelfen and wife in the land of the Kangaroos . . . mmmmm - BBQ!

Posted by Davo_169
when you think about it, you dont really see many kangaroos at all over here.

Posted by masseur
no, I have to take the kids to Taronga Zoo to see any of those

plenty of spiders but...

Posted by Davo_169
yeah youd see alot of the sydney funnelweb aye


davos 200th post yay

Posted by *Jojo*
On an 'animal' side, I guess Australia is best known not only for it's Roos, there is this type of bear that it's also known for, is it the Koala As the Panda for the Chinese !

Posted by Davo_169
koalas i dont think are actually bears so to speak, more marsupials (i wont bother explaining)

Posted by *Jojo*
. . . it should be called - "Koala Marsupials" - then !

Posted by shaheen
i got nothing planned, just staying home like im doing right now

Posted by Gigs
Quote:

On 2005-01-25 14:22:50, davo_169 wrote:
when you think about it, you dont really see many kangaroos at all over here.




Bathhurst seems to bring them out of hiding


Posted by drewmae30
@anyone in Australia

Have you watched any tennis match in the Australian open? I think it would be good to bring a cam phone and seat near the tennis court and snap pictures of Lleyton (he's so cute!) and the tennis babes.

Posted by gelfen
Quote:

On 2005-01-25 14:22:50, davo_169 wrote:
when you think about it, you dont really see many kangaroos at all over here.




try driving around the ACT and regional NSW in autumn.

Aussie Day was spent at home with my wife watching "our Alicia" lose to Lindsay Davenport in a close contest, then watching the Hewitt kiddy get up over David Nalbandian in five.

btw - koalas are not, and have never been, bears. they are marsupials (i.e. a mammal with a pouch), and are simply called "koalas".

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Posted by *Jojo*
About that Australian Open . . . I just hate to see Maria Sharapova (prettiest of them all) lost to one of the Williams sisters !

Posted by Davo_169
yeah she gorgeous.
i dont like it when they have the court level camera angle of serena williams about to receive the serve
DAYAM THATS A GHETTO BOOTY

Posted by BobaFett
i ll donate eukalyptus for the koala bears in the local zoo.

Posted by The_Nashy
I worked for the first half of Aussie day, then got home, relaxed on the end of a few Bundy Rums and coke. Then finished the night off with a few XXXX Bitters.

Ahhh.. what it means to the a Queenslander

Posted by *Jojo*
. . . and I'll 'contribute' - "Ukeleles", to the Australian Symphony Orchestra :smile; !

Posted by Davo_169
GAAHH, damn this infernal aussie stereotype

bundy and coke..mmmmm
not too keen on four exes though

Posted by The_Nashy
Lets have an Aussie Stereotype convo.

For Oz Day, I had some shrimps on the barbie, I wore thongs, a singlet, and short shorts.

My pet koala and my pet kangaroo were annoying me all day for food, and a dingo ate my baby cause it was hungy.

I also dropped my cork hat into the pool and couldn't fish it out because I also have a pet Great White Shark in there.



Stereotypes suck.


mmmmm rum!

Posted by masseur
meanwhile... I was sittin' on the back porch where I have a great view over my 50,000 acre property with a million sheep grazing while watching Crocodile Dundee on the box

My wife Sheila was making sure I was kept fuelled with cold ones while she brewed up some tea in the billy

while all this was going on... Bruce, my son and named after me, was busy playing cricket with his mates while Sheila, my daughter was practicing her boomerang skills...


Posted by The_Nashy
Hahahaha.... I'm actually cracking up here. OMG.. Stereotypes are FUN!



Posted by Bjerkebanen
I was in the outhback working once.
And yes i know im rather skinny.
But this is how a true blue is to me:
Carefull you might blow over there!
(4 people go really loud: RRRRAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!)

Now if thats not an aussie experience i dont know what is!



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