Really? Hmmm...I unreservedly apologize to anyone offended. And suggest Australia may not be the place for them.
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Really? Hmmm...I unreservedly apologize to anyone offended. And suggest Australia may not be the place for them.
Rural Ausraliastanians.....Bahahahahaha...
Have you ever seen a population density map of Australia?
So yes, indeed we do. To ridiculous levels. I pick on them too. I'm an equal-area cheap shot petty wanker.
Over here it's just another word for "Limey", "drungo", "Aussie", or "Brit".
Of course, those are horribly offensive words too.
Drungo??
Watch the video.....an authentic Australiastanian uses the term.
I used the Americastanian spelling.
In Canuckistan, it's "droungo".
For your ignorance, you now owe me a dollariedoo.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Even with dial-up modem, the internet was more useful back then. The signal-to-noise ratio has flipped and stretched.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Obscenities are odd, arbitrary things. I remember when "c**t" was no more offensive than "dick", both meaning "jerk" with "a**h***" being the gender neutral. But then recently "c**t" came to be considered a very misogynist word. Words like "twat", "bollocks", and "wanker" are less offensive here in the U.S., too, but only because they're not widely use and sound like innocuous nonsense words to those unfamiliar with the terms. And it's funny how "f***" is offensive and "screw" is not, even though they're synonyms. Same with "s***" and "poop", etc. Another funny fact. As you know "fanny" in the UK is slang for vagina, but in the U.S. it's just an innocuous word for "butt". Wacky.