Major System Stability Issues
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@ajstringham said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Maybe you caused it
Sure. Blame @Joyfano ...NO! Joy, it's not your fault! Don't let him tell you otherwise!!
hahaha wow i just found this thread
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@scottalanmiller said:
Pretty sure it all centers on Joy.
I don't know lols its because maybe i am not around for few days
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The new tag problems are weird.
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@Joyfano You weren't here to defend yourself
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@Joyfano said:
@nadnerB said:
@Joyfano You weren't here to defend yourself
Yes. I been busy learning Aussie lingo.
lol. what have they got you learning?
Anything like:
Don't go the raw prawn on me
It's packed up
Yobbo
Grog
Slab
Drongo
Mongrel
Ute
BoganJust for lulz, here's a take on an Alanis Morissette song (full of Yobbos and Bogans) made by a commedian... probably NSFW
Youtube Video -
hmm i guess the "arvo for afternoon"
daks-pants
earbashing
hooroohahaha
that's all
thong -
@Joyfano Good stuff. Those are actually very important to know.
Thong is the singular which is rarely referenced. The footwear is most commonly referred to as thongs (plural) as they come in pairs.
In any case, it gives Americans a good giggle when you tell them that one of your thongs broke.Also be careful of the word 'root' as it has very different meanings in US English and AU English.
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Lots of Americans call them thongs. That's mostly what they were called when I was young.
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@nadnerB yes its true from what i had learned
"Also be careful of the word 'root' as it has very different meanings in US English and AU English."
I can't remember but i read in blog last time about other words like "dunnie, Blue"
lols different meaning
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It has been pretty good all evening.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Lots of Americans call them thongs. That's mostly what they were called when I was young.
Good to know
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@nadnerB I learned something today
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@Joyfano said:
@nadnerB I learned something today
the word "Whacko"Yeah, he's one of the Warner Brothers from Animaniacs.
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Whacko – Equivalent to “Awesome!” in American English.
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@Joyfano said:
Whacko – Equivalent to “Awesome!” in American English.
Nope. It means crazy.
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@Joyfano Never heard Whacko mean awesome. Ever.
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@ajstringham said:
@Joyfano Never heard Whacko mean awesome. Ever.
A.J. i learned that from blog that is "aussie slang"
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@Joyfano said:
@ajstringham said:
@Joyfano Never heard Whacko mean awesome. Ever.
A.J. i learned that from blog that is "aussie slang"
lols i am learningWell that's Australian speaking. Not American.
