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Previously on "The Anti-Australian thread"

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  • EternalOptimist
    replied
    casual lesbianism ???

    fool


    this is the ANTI australian thread. you are lost mate



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  • darmstadt
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    And for those who hate the French:

    Which of us under twenty has not thrilled to the
    anything-goes philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre?


    The Girls.



    All the tarts in the Bois de Boulogne are Algerian
    transvestites, but their banter is both winning and witty.
    Actual French prostitutes are the rudest and most expensive
    in Europe. What you could get for $50 in London will cost
    you 1000ff in Paris. At La Grande Pipe, 4 Rue de Douai,
    Place Pigalle, the girls, unaware that my investigator spoke
    excellent French, sneered at his technique and raucously
    called out his deficiencies to their colleagues working in
    adjacent rooms. Such establishments are best avoided, since
    the girls have breasts like fried eggs and enormous pubic
    bushes reeking of garlic. An exception to this rule are the
    black girls imported from Africa who climax like
    firecrackers. As soon as penetration takes place they go
    BANG! Then they don't want to know you. Better to visit the
    famous Crazy Horse Saloon behind the Champs Elysees. Here
    you will not be sneered at by the artistes: you are expected
    to take them back to your hotel after the show, and you will
    not be expected to pay. They are all English, however.
    Upper class French girls combine sulkiness with glorious
    French chic and are even ruder than the tarts. they are
    famed for their prudishness throughout the world and will
    only accept dinner dates if accompanied by the concierge, a
    monosyllabic old crone who will see that they are home by
    midnight and whom you will be expected to tip heavily.



    The Men



    A certain historic animosity exists between the yeomanry of
    out two countries, but if you are a certain age and class,
    your host will throw a cocktail party in your honour, which
    your wife will be expected to attend without her knickers.
    As she arrives, lawyers, doctors, philosophers and
    politicians will raise her skirt and politely compliment her
    on her bottom. After introductory martinis, the guests will
    disrobe on the word 'salut'. The host will then take your
    wife to the centre of the room, where, to scattered
    applause, he will couple with her sophisticatedly. Even
    under the socialist regime of President Mitterand, it is
    possible to meet most of the French Establishment at parties
    of this sort, the best of which are still given by M.
    Jean-Jacques Goupil, the toothpaste manufacturer, in spite
    of the bad publicity his parties received when, after one of
    them, the naked body of Natalie Delon's daughter was found
    in a polythene rubbish bag in the grounds of M. Goupil's
    country estate. In France, such scandals are thought to be
    part and parcel of la vie en rose.



    Useful Phrases


    Un couillon - a policeman
    Un sale con anglais - a tourist

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  • darmstadt
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    Something I wrote a long time ago:

    Which Englishman has not dreamt of emigrating to this
    cultural paradise with it's glorious climate, subtropical
    contrasts, sun kissed beaches and Opera House?


    The Men



    All the foul mouthed, muscle headed Australian heterosexuals
    are over here writing novels and shop-lifting. The men left
    at home are largely homosexuals, transvestites and
    collectors of decadent Viennese Art. All the women look
    like Olivia Newton-John, but so do all the men. Sydney, in
    fact, not San Francisco, is the drag capital of the world.
    The parade of blond, muscle-bound, homosexual men on Bondi
    and Kirribillee is internationally famous, but less
    adequately built Englishmen in these locations may yet do
    well simply by offering to oil the topless girls, whether or
    not they are accompanied by their 'gayboy'. If he attempts
    to interfere, push him gently but firmly aside - their
    musculature is strictly for show.



    The evolutionary effect of this widespread inversion and
    surfboard bonding is that it now takes an average of eight
    Australian men to satisfy one woman. This results in the
    practice known as 'next cab off the rank'. An English girl
    who couples with an Australian should know that she will be
    expected to oblige consecutively his peers as well, up to
    the number of eight. The phenomenon also accounts for
    Australia's all-white immigration party, for fear of
    spoiling the domestic market with unfair competition.



    The Women



    The gratitude of Australian women brought to a climax is
    famous throughout the world and accounts for the often
    substandard performance of visiting sporting teams kept up
    all night by the wives of the Australian representatives.
    That some English Test teams were too boss-eyed to find a
    way to the wicket on recent Test tours is not to be taken to
    be a matter of wonder.



    Because normal Australian housewives are for the above
    reasons, prepared to do anything with any foreigner who
    asks, prostitution is rare. (On a recent fact finding
    mission to Darwin, my investigator formed a sexual
    connection with a domestic air hostess in the Nothing To
    Declare queue before setting foot in Australia proper.)
    However, women may be paid a modest honorarium - the unit of
    currency is often a jumboburger - and this is not thought to
    indicate a moral lapse?



    The Most Common Form Of Sexual Activity



    Casual lesbianism is often resorted to by housewives, and
    their favourite practice is to smear themselves with
    Vegemite at Tupperware parties and lick each other clean.



    Venues For Tupperware Parties



    746 Inkerman Drive, Sydney 4006
    612 Marine Avenue, sydney 7070
    4006 Marie Celeste Road, Melbourne (Marmite is preferred
    here, Melbourne being a trifle more sophisticated than it's
    brash sister, Sydney.)



    Nightclubs, Bondage Bars and Venues for Meeting Dental
    Hygienists



    The Duke Of Devonshire ('Soft lights and candles up your
    pussy'), 1347 Kings Cross, Sydney, caters for most tastes.
    Visitors are welcome and most credit cards are taken.



    What They Think Of Us


    Handsome, raffish cavaliers whose occasional failings at the
    wicket are more than compensated for by our off the seam
    successes in bed.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by amcdonald View Post
    You sure it wasn't peas in our time, didn't John Major say that one
    thym

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  • amcdonald
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    Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
    Is it peace in our time?

    Edit: Sorry, that was an Austrian.
    You sure it wasn't peas in our time, didn't John Major say that one

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by suityou01 View Post
    <cough>
    <rustle>
    I have here in my hand a piece of paper. (Listing the reasons)
    <cough>
    Is it peace in our time?

    Edit: Sorry, that was an Austrian.

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  • suityou01
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    Originally posted by amcdonald View Post
    Can't we hate the French instead, it's traditional and with no rational reason
    <cough>
    <rustle>
    I have here in my hand a piece of paper. (Listing the reasons)
    <cough>

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  • aussielong
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    Oz

    The biggest population of illegals in Australia are the Brits - that's well known.

    Australia is a fantastic place. Australian's that live in Oz are actually quite conservative - more than the British who are pretty out there compared to most nations. The Aussies you see backpacking in London are living it up.

    Australia is a great place to live. But its not a great place to accumulate wealth because of taxes, high living costs and limited career opportunities. Best to go there with money to kick back, bring up kids and live the outdoor life.

    I'm not Australian - i'm a Brit but I lived in Oz for 10 years before leaving for Asia recently.

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
    You obviously haven't been near a cash machine on a Saturday night with a bunch of young Americans crowding round it.

    The deafening sqeals of excitement and squawking American accents are like feeding time for the parakeets at Birld World.

    Makes a bunch of Aussies sound positively sedate by comparison.
    Yep, but Anti-Americanism's kind of established already and a bit predictable. Besides, they can't take a joke; have a go at the Americans and they'll bomb your house. And the local primary school.

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post

    I have to say I think Australians are the loudest, stupidest, most philistine people on the planet. If Australia wasn't full of Australians parts of it would be a brilliant place to live
    You obviously haven't been near a cash machine on a Saturday night with a bunch of young Americans crowding round it.

    The deafening sqeals of excitement and squawking American accents are like feeding time for the parakeets at Birld World.

    Makes a bunch of Aussies sound positively sedate by comparison.

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  • EternalOptimist
    replied
    Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post
    Thats the correct way of driving
    Observe then manoeuvre
    If, whilst observing, you see that no one would benefit from a signal then don't signal!
    exacterly.

    i observe my punctuation, if leaving it out does not damage the meaning ...well




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  • amcdonald
    replied
    Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post
    Because there's bugger all to do over there. Except herd sheep.
    So you start a business in Australia importing wellies for sheep herders

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  • sasguru
    replied
    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    and I'll tell you something else for nothing. If I'm driving on an empty road, noone in sight, and I want to pull off, I dont indicate!!

    there, stick THAT in yer pipe and smoke it.



    nazi




    I don't think any of us indicate when we want to pull off.
    We just do it, at an appropriate time of course.

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  • Spacecadet
    replied
    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    and I'll tell you something else for nothing. If I'm driving on an empty road, noone in sight, and I want to pull off, I dont indicate!!
    Thats the correct way of driving
    Observe then manoeuvre
    If, whilst observing, you see that no one would benefit from a signal then don't signal!

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  • Old Greg
    replied
    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    and I'll tell you something else for nothing. If I'm driving on an empty road, noone in sight, and I want to pull off, I dont indicate!!

    there, stick THAT in yer pipe and smoke it.



    nazi



    Without correct punctuation and capitalisation, it is very hard to know what you mean.

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