Couldn’t grow a choko vine over a dunny.
udo wrote:
Im that Hungry i could Eat the Arse out of Pauline Hanson .
That made me think of gina & poorlean , 2 girls & a cup .
Tried to get a few waves today,
Had a bit of a Barry Crocker in the end.
But, you get that on the big jobs.
Anyway,
A mans not a camel.
Your shout.
Whatever blows your hair back
Two turns tighter than tight
I'd rather be up that than up north
Strewth Ruth
It's a dry argument
seeds wrote:
Haha some good (and new) ones. I’ve never heard that one b6!
Must be a weirdo SA one!
ha, yep, tots sa, ya fukin minda ; )
(me neighbor jim said about a young barman, sam, on his night off)
mikehunt207 wrote:
Got to go and teach a Brazilian how to swim
Paging MiKehunt!
I think my favourite ockerisms are the way you can add "-ed" to just about any word and the meaning is clear....
"the boys got absolutely swellnetted yestie. Dusty as this morn."
Old mate used to proudly announce "gotta go drop the kids off at the pool" before paying the dunny a visit.
Pops wrote:
Old mate used to proudly announce "gotta go drop the kids off at the pool" before paying the dunny a visit.
Off to lay a cable...
Unbutton the mutton , let loose the moose , siphon the python. The one eyed custard chucker .
Having dropped a common Aussie saying (ugly as a hatfull of arseholes) when responding to Indo today.
I lament that this part of Aussie culture is dying with my kids generation. Are we losing our unique bastardised version of the English language.
What’s your favourite sayings? Do you still use them?