Australia

[BrisbaneToffee]

I thought my ears were tingling while I was sleeping (sleeping being a very loose interpretation of the word). It's you guys casting aspersions on our ability not to swear every second word. Anyway, lots of love from Australia, and have a nice day, cvnts!

 

[Wizard]

I thought my ears were tingling while I was sleeping (sleeping being a very loose interpretation of the word). It's you guys casting aspersions on our ability not to swear every second word. Anyway, lots of love from Australia, and have a nice day, cvnts!

I went to Australia with my Aussie former flat mate from uni and discovered the term sh!tcvnt which I think might be the greatest term I’ve ever heard

 

[Cels]

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[BrisbaneToffee]

I went to Australia with my Aussie former flat mate from uni and discovered the term sh!tcvnt which I think might be the greatest term I’ve ever heard

Yeah, it’s a term that is well-used simply because of its versatility. “How ya going, cvnt” (good, between two friends) is completely different to “Mate, you’re a bit of cvnt” (bad, directed at someone usually being a d!ckhead in some way)

And as much as we like to use the word, it gets amplified by other people/cultures being shocked by our free usage of the term (even if said people/cultures are…ahem…not unfamiliar with the term)

 

[tommye]

 

[Benicetoourboys]

Muriel's Wedding & Tim, two good Aussie films.

Think I've misunderstood the thread!

 

[Rita_Poon]

Think I've misunderstood the thread!

Agreed, any list without 'Priscilla' can't be for real.

 

[PITA]

Yeah, it’s a term that is well-used simply because of its versatility. “How ya going, cvnt” (good, between two friends) is completely different to “Mate, you’re a bit of cvnt” (bad, directed at someone usually being a d!ckhead in some way)

And as much as we like to use the word, it gets amplified by other people/cultures being shocked by our free usage of the term (even if said people/cultures are…ahem…not unfamiliar with the term)

Anyone remember hearing the term 'pufter'* for the first time. I heard it on an Aussie show called 'Ryan'. The next day in school (St. Kevins, Kirkby) it was the buzz word to use.

* No offence meant. The world was very different then.

 

[BrisbaneToffee]

It may not be dedicated to Australia, but I thought it appropriate (and a great song and band to boot)

 

[gonetomorrow]

Kath and Kim were funny. Underrated.

 

[chrismpw]

Like a snippet front a time before media training in sports.

 

[Kurt.]

Chuck another yabby on the Barbie Bruce

 

[chicoazul]

SAY IT.

 

[KaiserEFC]

SAY IT.

THIS is a knife?

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

G'day