Aussies hands up...

[reece86]

Lets see some Australian cock then!

I'm sorry but does it say in the thread title Aussies post your dick pics here?

 

[handyman22]

Gold Coast here

 

[reece86]

Bump bump bump

 

[jasonsmith84]

Sydney here.

 

[BiJayBe]

I'm a Sydney boy
its nice to see so many aussies on here

 

[Liveonce]

Sydney represent.

Crossing the Harbour Bridge everyday never ceases to amaze me.

 

[boxmaker1]

Perth guy here....enjoying this fantastic summer.....

 

[wetguy]

One more from Perth.

 

[grazie]

A Redfern lad here..Sydney born & bred...cheers!

 

[strangepoetry]

Non-Aussie Intruder here...hoping you guys can answer what may be an odd and/or maybe dumb question I have:

Whenever I watch some sort of tv program or movie from Aus. the people speak using a wide and wild spectrum of distinctly Aussie words/slang. My question is, do you guys purposely and consciously leave distinctly Aussie vocabulary out of your posts or are there fewer Aussie-specific words than I'm lead to believe?


(i.e. the way Brits use Brit-speak sometimes, like shag or snog or fit or cheers, etc...)

Sorry if it's a stupid question...

 

[aristeia]

I'm in Brisbane - although I wasn't born in Australia...now that The Ashes are in the bag, it's safe for me say I'm English by birth.

 

[iwantbig]

Non-Aussie Intruder here...hoping you guys can answer what may be an odd and/or maybe dumb question I have:

Whenever I watch some sort of tv program or movie from Aus. the people speak using a wide and wild spectrum of distinctly Aussie words/slang. My question is, do you guys purposely and consciously leave distinctly Aussie vocabulary out of your posts or are there fewer Aussie-specific words than I'm lead to believe?


(i.e. the way Brits use Brit-speak sometimes, like shag or snog or fit or cheers, etc...)

Sorry if it's a stupid question...

i think i tend to adjust to the language on the site if thats the case ,?
and now that i'm thinkin about it its because i'm typing and have to think about spelling and choosing my words and makin sure that you lot can catch my drift that probably takes the accent out of it ?
try these on for size
go fuck yaself
get a big red one up ya
pull ya head in
dont come the raw prawn with me sunshine
stop carryin on like a pork chop ya dickhead

that answer your question?

 

[iwantbig]

I'm in Brisbane - although I wasn't born in Australia...now that The Ashes are in the bag, it's safe for me say I'm English by birth.

you think that makes it safe ?

 

[strangepoetry]

i think i tend to adjust to the language on the site if thats the case ,?
and now that i'm thinkin about it its because i'm typing and have to think about spelling and choosing my words and makin sure that you lot can catch my drift that probably takes the accent out of it ?
try these on for size
go fuck yaself
get a big red one up ya
pull ya head in
dont come the raw prawn with me sunshine
stop carryin on like a pork chop ya dickhead

that answer your question?

that helps. thanks. (wish i could hear you say it tho...)

 

[greyhorse]

Sunshine Coast here (now) was Perth for 30 yrs. Good to see this thread continuing. Happy New Year to all Aussies and Jubbers

 

[aristeia]

you think that makes it safe ?

Meh. Maybe not. But it's a nice change from having to face taunts at work because England have lost yet another sport against Australia

 

[iwantbig]

^Dont get used to it!

 

[hugo69]

hey guys im recently out from melbourne. what places do you guys suggest to hang out and meet some friendly gay people?

 

[pat grimshaw]

… from melbourne…

see here
http://www.samesame.com.au/

 

[crowboy]

Non-Aussie Intruder here...hoping you guys can answer what may be an odd and/or maybe dumb question I have:

Whenever I watch some sort of tv program or movie from Aus. the people speak using a wide and wild spectrum of distinctly Aussie words/slang. My question is, do you guys purposely and consciously leave distinctly Aussie vocabulary out of your posts or are there fewer Aussie-specific words than I'm lead to believe?


(i.e. the way Brits use Brit-speak sometimes, like shag or snog or fit or cheers, etc...)

Sorry if it's a stupid question...

Another response to this post.

I think most people when writing are more formal, hence the slang etc does not come through in forum posts etc. It will sometimes creep in I when I post etc and I love it when I have to educate my OS online friends in what I have written. It makes me laugh and I love that they may learn a bit of aussie from me.

Now I must go and get a drink, I'm as dry as a dead dingoes donger.