I was talking to
varity on the phone, when she said that she wanted to pick up an Australian accent. To which I laughed and said, 'Yes, by the end of six months you'll be able to say "G'day, how ya goin' mate?" with the best of them.' Her: ...I have no idea what you just said. Oh
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(Sorry. The word 'turducken' has knocked me silly. I'm getting the freaksih urge to combine words in horrifying ways. *g*)
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(Amermanine?)
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Actually the hot hostel guy used a lot of these Aussie expressions and it was quite... hot. heh. I bet all the surfing teachers will use awesome aussie sayings!
It was so cool to talk to you though! *twirls you*
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OMG, don't be embarrassed! Aussie-isms sound weird at the best of times, and as you say, it was kinda noisy. You'll pick it all up pretty quickly, actually. As soon as Aussies realise there are tourists about we tend to play up to the strine and ocker stereotypes. It's a bad habit but it's there, so you'll come away with all these phrases and sayings that people hardly ever use except when they're being really Australian. ...Did any of that make sense?
(And I was talking to your Mum! I signed onto MSN and she was on your account, except I didn't know it was her so I did my usual 'HEY!' and then she was all 'no, I'm her Mum'. So yes. I wasn't being completely cracked out when I said that, although I guess it might have been a bit weird.) :D
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Plus we have Christmas cake and some other sweets as well.
We figured a home-made Christmas would be fun this year too! :)
I would hire you honey - believe me, half of this work at work is SO BORING, but I value your soul and figure you wouldn't want to lose it to work for a 60-year-old chauvinist prick. ;)
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