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Are Australians...
...more perverted than other western countries? If so, why do you think so. If not, who is?
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Que?
you lot have the choice of sheep, koala's and 'roos (tie me kangaroo down, sport, was not so much a song as a plea from the heart).... no contest.... |
lol...well we've got Rolf Harris (the old pervert) to thank for that one!
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um, cuz it used to be a Penal colony?
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Well, they are seeing everything...... upside down. :D
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Penal, or penile?:)
I don't think "perverted" is the right term. More like "uninhibited". And that's way better than many American's "sex is only for procreation and shouldn't feel good" attitude. :drool: |
I wouldn't kick one out of bed for eating crackers!
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Aussies, I was under the impression that you have full frontal nudity on TV and legalized prostitution in some/most cities?
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Ozzies are my favorite drinking buddies...
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Since Oz has one of the highest leisure time levels for a developed nation -- idleness is the Devil's Playground!
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:sniff: I'm so proud. Our Aussie members just had their first Aussie poll. And it was so...*Australian*.
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Aussies remind me of Texans. Tough, pragmatic, dry sense of humor, worst habits are drinking and cussing too much.
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Ahhh, sod off, mate.:D |
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We also just had a *fetish* club open up a few months ago, this in a town with 60k population. So, 2 brothels and a fetish club. The national radio network says bitch, bastard, shit, bloody, pissed etc any time day or nite and we dont bleep fuck out of movies on TV. I chuckle when I listen to the American Top 40 on Sunday nites and they play radio edited versions of songs which have whore and bitch bleeped up, when ours are *normally* not. I'd go with perverted in my instance, but I do work at a place where they will flick M&Ms down my cleavage from 10 paces and we talk about things like anal sex and toys at lunch break. Its a law suit waiting to happen :worried: |
A video of Rolf Harris you may have not seen before. NSFW
http://www.fantasticalmonkey.co.uk/Rolf/rolf.html :D |
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I like Australians except when they are trying to be posh .
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..so stop pretending to be posh , Aliantha .
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lol...ok...although I'm not sure when i was posh. Actually...on second thoughts. Why don't you just go get a mullet up ya? ;)
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It's fun to be a wombat and burrow underground
It's fun to be a wombat and hide and not be found . |
I love a sunburnt country,
A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of droughts and flooding rains. |
A stolen and bleeding land
That welcomes strangers From all over the world But who cannot deal With Walkabout People |
Do you actually want to discuss the issue or continue with the veiled remarks?
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You see the discussion behind the veils . This is good .
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Don't make the mistake of thinking that Australians are stupid just because they're 'perverted'.
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I beg your pardon ?
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Well, you seemed surprised that I understood what you were on about, so rather than take offence at your condescension I thought it would be more productive to caution you before your attitude gets you in trouble.
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Thank you , for I was afraid .
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I had a dream of immigrating downunder back in the mid 60s, But my dumb redneck wife wouldn't get that far away from daddy. Have worked w/lot of folks from there and NZ. Some have even been here and gave me a call or came by. One I'll always remember was really named Rex Buglehole, not sure about the spelling, but that's what we called him. Great guy. This's Rex standing on pipe. Never did know what his job was? Guess just looking, tourist? but on payroll?
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wow...that looks like an old pic buster. Somewhere up north by the looks of the landscape.
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Sumatra, 1977 maybe.
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Well that's way up north then. lol
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I spent a great part of my childhood in Papua New Guinea . When our family went out there , P.N.G. was a trust territory of Australia . P.N.G. became independent in 1975 , but because we arrived in 1972 , we had the right to Australian citizenship ( along with being British). My parents did not see the need to have Aussie nationality . We were not immigrants , we were expats . I did all my primary school in New Guinea , with the Australian syllabus . When I was sent to boarding school in the U.K. , they put me in the class above my age .
All the white people around me in P.N.G. were Australian . I feel close to them , but different . I'm a Pom after all . |
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