You have
to be joking, don't you?
Not that it has anything to do with me (except Australia is rapidly becoming the USA's be-yatch too, and if the UK is next... well, we're watermeloned)
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:24,
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Not that it has anything to do with me (except Australia is rapidly becoming the USA's be-yatch too, and if the UK is next... well, we're watermeloned)
whaddaya mean, "if the uk is next"?
we've been their bitches for years
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:26,
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they own all our nuclear weapons
at least the french have some of their own.
If we don't suck up to them, they can take them away, and then we lose our seat on the UN security council.
Which may or may not be a good thing, but would undermine the UKs long term international policy aims.
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:35,
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If we don't suck up to them, they can take them away, and then we lose our seat on the UN security council.
Which may or may not be a good thing, but would undermine the UKs long term international policy aims.
At least you guys HAVE nuclear weapons
Apparently (!?!?) Australia doesn't.
Although I heard today that the US wants to establish a base in Darwin.
Read: want to take the sodding place over...
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:38,
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Although I heard today that the US wants to establish a base in Darwin.
Read: want to take the sodding place over...
bush is twunt fact.
i agree about lambrusco though, cheap, intoxicating and available in large quantities
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:26,
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Indeed
So let's drink to George W. going home!!!!
(That ought to unite the UK and Australia at least until the Australia/England World Cup Rugby Final on the weekend.)
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:29,
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(That ought to unite the UK and Australia at least until the Australia/England World Cup Rugby Final on the weekend.)
maybe you can answer this
when the Aussies come here and solidly beat us, we don't start calling you all sorts of names.
Why when for once the English can give you a game, does your press turn quite so childish and pathetic?
Would it hurt for England to win, just once, in one sport
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:46,
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Why when for once the English can give you a game, does your press turn quite so childish and pathetic?
Would it hurt for England to win, just once, in one sport
I don't know
as I've never been to England, let alone during the RWC/Ashes/whatever sporting comp you care to name.
So I can't compare.
But I do remember what it was like to be an Australian cricket fan during the mid-80s (and yes that hurt like root canal), so if the English win the Rugby... um, well-played. Really. (I don't care much for the game myself, so personally it'd be a bit like the Kiwis beating us at netball a few months ago - sad for a couple of seconds, but no biggie.)
And as for our press being jingoistic bastards - I give you two words.
RUPERT MURDOCH.
He knows it'll sell papers with the drooling masses (sound familiar?), so he ups the childish/pathetic factor.
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:57,
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So I can't compare.
But I do remember what it was like to be an Australian cricket fan during the mid-80s (and yes that hurt like root canal), so if the English win the Rugby... um, well-played. Really. (I don't care much for the game myself, so personally it'd be a bit like the Kiwis beating us at netball a few months ago - sad for a couple of seconds, but no biggie.)
And as for our press being jingoistic bastards - I give you two words.
RUPERT MURDOCH.
He knows it'll sell papers with the drooling masses (sound familiar?), so he ups the childish/pathetic factor.
The world would
surely be fucked if it wasnt for dance dance revolution
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:26,
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which I believe
was an invention of the sodding FRENCH
...so, your argument was?
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:34,
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...so, your argument was?
The word itself
does kind of give it away, doesn't it.
Mind you, I always thought Plato used some very Gallic expressions in his writings...
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Wed 19 Nov 2003, 10:42,
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Mind you, I always thought Plato used some very Gallic expressions in his writings...