Thread: Australian DV Members: Report In

Australia looks beautiful, would love to go there someday.





Lovely accents, too.

WOW. That bridge picture is so DV-appropriate!

I am also australian, but you don't get to know my name, that will cost you.

Originally Posted by ClouD

Birthplace: Subiaco, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, Earth, Universe.

You forgot which galaxy. Now your present will never get delivered on time.

Yo do people actually say G'day mate? Or is that just American fluff.

Originally Posted by Grod

Yo do people actually say G'day mate? Or is that just American fluff.

Quite a few do, but not so much like it's portrayed as.

A casual g'day, is more along the lines of what is the norm, but there's some real "aussie aussies" who'd do the whole gggg'ddaaayyyyy maaateeee.

Red leader standing by.

Well, hopefully soon. I'm applying for that Island Reef job.

I have a chance of moving to Australia... which I'm going to take up on as soon as the time is right.

How's Surfers Paradise? Ever been?

Bondi Beach. Must go there.

Originally Posted by CoLd BlooDed

I have a chance of moving to Australia... which I'm going to take up on as soon as the time is right.

How's Surfers Paradise? Ever been?

We're not gonna live an hour away from each other anymore??

Are we going to derail this thread with the fact that the two of you should get together in person too?

If you want screwed up weather, come to melbourne.


Note: Most of Australia is nothing like in crocodile dundee :\

Originally Posted by Daniel Danciu

Bondi Beach. Must go there.

Bondi is pretty busy like all the time.

Sexy girls and sexy guys, almost naked and dripping wet, all packed together under the sun.

Originally Posted by ClouD

Sexy girls and sexy guys, almost naked and dripping wet, all packed together under the sun.

Like sardines.

Originally Posted by Carôusoul

Like sardines.

Make sure to cut the spines out.

I plan on living in Australia for at least some of my life. 'Tis a dream of mine.

Originally Posted by ClouD

Quite a few do, but not so much like it's portrayed as.

A casual g'day, is more along the lines of what is the norm, but there's some real "aussie aussies" who'd do the whole gggg'ddaaayyyyy maaateeee.

I don't think I've ever said G'day in my life, and I don't know many people that do.

Originally Posted by Minus

I don't think I've ever said G'day in my life, and I don't know many people that do.

When I work in the markets I hear it a lot. Not so much amongst the shopkeepers, but there's plenty of arrogant fat guys with sunburnt skin that I'm meant to treat as customers.

G'daaaaayyyyy mate, so how do yah make these. -greasy pie fingers and crumbs-

I have family just north of Perth (I think).

NOBODY ANSWERED MY IMPORTANT QUESTION

(please)

Originally Posted by CoLd BlooDed

NOBODY ANSWERED MY IMPORTANT QUESTION

(please)

I've never been. In fact, I don't really go many places outside of the current house that I live in.

If you're a stereotype tourist, surfer's paradise is great.
If you're more into the natural side of Australia. Go to SA/WA, there's heaps of Aboriginal towns around there. I live in outside Melbourne but right down the bottom of Aus (maybe 3 hours from Melbourne) there is this place called Wilsons Promontory, the National Park there is A-ma-zing. One beach there (there's about 5 or more) is called squeaky beach because when you step on the sand it squeaks lol. It's really clean and white. Cool rocks to climb up on etc.

But I believe that if you go to the city areas it's going to be very similar to any other country. Really, how different can buildings be? (Don't answer that, I know they can differ enormously, but my point's still valid)

I'm in sydney too. I never here people say g'day or g'day mate. I've never said it. but sydney is cool.

You forgot the life story category