I fully admit that I occasionally do it, but it's usually only when I'm thinking.
And I don't, to my knowledge, have a nasal twang. That's a Queenslander specialty.
(Poppet some assembly required., Fri 25 May 2012, 14:01, 1 reply, 12 years ago)

I have heard many a New South Walesian speaking like that.

(Bazongaloid, Fri 25 May 2012, 14:03, Reply)

Isnt it something to do with
The younger generations having a poor education and therefore not having the confidence to make a statement and therefore going up at the end of the sentence means that they dont have to stand by the statement.
(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Fri 25 May 2012, 14:05, Reply)

Eh?
I think it's just to do with where you're from. School is compulsory until you're 16 - and from then until you're 18 you either have to be at TAFE (technical college), in an apprenticeship or at highschool. S'nothing to do with your education.
(Poppet some assembly required., Fri 25 May 2012, 14:09, Reply)

I was being disparaging about the YOUTH of today
but it was a theory that someone came up with, by poor education I dont think they were refering to the actual qualifications but that schooling now is often about passing the exam as opposed to a wider preperation to adult life.
(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Fri 25 May 2012, 14:31, Reply)

Well them too.
And the South Australians. And the Western Australians. Seems to be only Victorians and Tasmainians and ACT'ans who don't generally have the twang.
(Poppet some assembly required., Fri 25 May 2012, 14:06, Reply)

The ACT'ans are too busy watching porn and visiting sex shops to question anything.

(Bazongaloid, Fri 25 May 2012, 14:10, Reply)

or to say anything.

(Poppet some assembly required., Fri 25 May 2012, 14:12, Reply)