Oct 3, 2005 #1 Pisis 2nd Lieutenant 5,813 38 Nov 3, 2004 Praga Mater Urbium http://home.comcast.net/~aofsevit/ozspeak.html dummy...
Oct 3, 2005 #2 Wildcat Major 9,271 1,345 Apr 11, 2005 South East Queensland What? Doesn't everybody speak like that?
Oct 3, 2005 #3 Nonskimmer Captain 8,620 9 Nov 11, 2004 Halifax, Nova Scotia Damn. I still don't know what a billabong is.
Oct 3, 2005 #4 Clave Senior Master Sergeant 3,200 79 Jun 15, 2005 Deep in suburban Surrey Most of that made perfect sense. It's the Americans that use words like 'flashlight' when they mean 'torch'
Most of that made perfect sense. It's the Americans that use words like 'flashlight' when they mean 'torch'
Oct 3, 2005 #5 Nonskimmer Captain 8,620 9 Nov 11, 2004 Halifax, Nova Scotia Canadians use both. We're a bit mixed up.
Oct 3, 2005 #6 Gnomey Globetrotting Surgeon General Staff Mod 70,905 8,909 Nov 28, 2004 London / Southsea / Royal Deeside, UK www.flickr.com
Oct 3, 2005 #7 The Jagdflieger Pips Airman 1st Class 173 0 Aug 1, 2004 New Jersey I have a friend in Australia and I've only heard about three things from that list come from her. And she calls me sometimes too.
I have a friend in Australia and I've only heard about three things from that list come from her. And she calls me sometimes too.
Oct 4, 2005 #8 Wildcat Major 9,271 1,345 Apr 11, 2005 South East Queensland Well I'm an Aussie and I use everyone of those words and some that aren't included!
Oct 4, 2005 #9 The Jagdflieger Pips Airman 1st Class 173 0 Aug 1, 2004 New Jersey Maybe it depends on the region or something. I d'nno.
Oct 5, 2005 Thread starter #10 Pisis 2nd Lieutenant 5,813 38 Nov 3, 2004 Praga Mater Urbium Wildcat said: Well I'm an Aussie and I use everyone of those words and some that aren't included! Click to expand... tell us
Wildcat said: Well I'm an Aussie and I use everyone of those words and some that aren't included! Click to expand... tell us
Oct 5, 2005 #11 cheddar cheese Major General 20,265 21 Jan 9, 2004 WSM, England The extent of my Aussie extends to "Bowling, Shane!" and thats it
Oct 5, 2005 #12 the lancaster kicks ass Major General 19,937 17 Dec 20, 2003 that list may come in very useful for a drama performace some fronds of mine are doing
Oct 5, 2005 #13 cheddar cheese Major General 20,265 21 Jan 9, 2004 WSM, England Fronds? What are these fronds you speak of?
Oct 5, 2005 #14 the lancaster kicks ass Major General 19,937 17 Dec 20, 2003 like friends but "special" as their helpers like to call them.......
Oct 5, 2005 Thread starter #15 Pisis 2nd Lieutenant 5,813 38 Nov 3, 2004 Praga Mater Urbium Is that the British accent? "Moy fockn' noime's fockn' Doived"
Oct 5, 2005 #17 cheddar cheese Major General 20,265 21 Jan 9, 2004 WSM, England Similar Pisis, similar
Oct 5, 2005 #18 the lancaster kicks ass Major General 19,937 17 Dec 20, 2003 how did he know i spoke like that though
Oct 5, 2005 #19 Gnomey Globetrotting Surgeon General Staff Mod 70,905 8,909 Nov 28, 2004 London / Southsea / Royal Deeside, UK www.flickr.com Stereotypical Englishman, would never be you, would it Lanc?