MD wrote:

When the world thinks about Australia,
it still thinks koala bears and kangaroos.

And don't forget shrimps on the barbie.

M� <M� wrote:

Jules wrote:

"eddie wilson" <rquigney85@rcn.com> wrote in message

Guys born in Peekskill, NY are Aussies?

Only the famous ones.

There's been 2 famous Aussies.. a crocodile hunter and some moron with a
knife who starred in two lame movies that a few video rental places carry in
VHS format. When the world thinks about Australia, it still thinks koala
bears and kangaroos.

and Rolf Harris

Jules wrote:

"M?>" <M?<m�MW??SrEmOvEr.?> wrote in message

Jules wrote:

"M >" <M <mM?@sSrEmOvEr.m> wrote in message

Jules wrote:
There's been 2 famous Aussies.. a crocodile hunter and some moron with
a
knife who starred in two lame movies that a few video rental places
carry
in
VHS format. When the world thinks about Australia, it still thinks
koala
bears and kangaroos.

'koala *bears*'
Fucking yanks.

Phascolarctos cinereus ..a thickset arboreal marsupial herbivore, broadly
similar in appearance to the wombat.
..and not unlike wombats and sloths, having a very low metabolic rate for
a
mammal and resting motionless for about 20 hours a day, sleeping most of
the
time, like the neural/cognitive patterns of their Aussie human
counterparts

It's a KOALA, Max. Nothing Bear about it.

Perhaps it's our proclivity towards world domination that fuels our need to
edit your dialect, hmm?

On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 22:05:48 +0800, �rchie <archive23@pphotmail.com> wrote
in message <664ob1hjou8jdh1fql3ughbihufiod138t@4ax.com>:

The curfew had been lifted and the gamblin' wheel shut down, Anyone with
any sense had already left town. Yet eddie wilson was standin' in the
doorway saying:

Guys born in Peekskill, NY are Aussies?

He is accepted as such since he did most of his schooling in Aus -
including his acting training and early film work and if he chooses to

in Aus with his family.
Having said that, he is (TTBOMK) still an American citizen.
But he still drinks beer like an Aussie!
Pope �rchie 1st, The Dope Pope, Preacher of the five leaf way

they musta ran outta space at Riker's Island and so they shipped him off

Oz.

those were back in his mad days, max.

On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 10:52:32 GMT, MÐ <MÐ <mÃÐMÁ×¹@ÅsSrEmOvEr.çøm>> wrote
in message <1748656.QmTUMEmCzo@Max.com>:

Mel wrote:

On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 22:39:01 +0930, "Jules" <jasmac@optusnet.com.au>
wrote

"Mel" <mel@atj.faq.com> wrote in message

On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 19:59:01 +0930, "Jules" <jasmac@optusnet.com.au>
wrote

"Tim Bruening" <tsbrueni@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote in message

"Douglas D. Anderson" wrote:

"Tim Bruening" <tsbrueni@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote

Succeed: Sucking out the juices from baby plants.

I've heard it called everything from Woody to John Thomas, but
never "baby plants"... that's a new one.

Seeds are baby plants.

Hmmm...That sure explains *rooting*.
Jule§

'rooting' is only used as a slang term for sex in OZ.
everyone else knows what rooting really means.
its a wonder that Ozzies even have slang words for sex. they're so
darned ugly!
how does one warthog possibly find another warthog 'attractive'?

Tell us again where the nick *Mel* came from. Oh wait....that's right,
I
remember now. Some ugly aussie, wasn't it?
Heh.....wannabe.
Jule§

Mel Gibson?
do you think he's attractive?

If memory serves.. it was a derivative of 'Melanie'
..back when you posted as a woman

I first ever started posting as Mel in za.humour back in 2000.

it was just Mel. it was never short for anything. people in za.humour
seemed to assume that Mel was female and I played along.

all derivatives of Mel are the products of other people's fertile
imaginings.