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Some say dead horse,(sauce)but we gecthup, Heinz ketchup(the best)

 

An egg is an egg or a morning glory.

 

How would ya like ya eggs(morning glory),smartarse answer is fertilised,pleased,followed by an incredulous look.(from me anyway)

 

A barkers egg is Dog ****"("look out for that barkers egg").

 

Sheep are (paddock rats).

 

During a Rat or mouse plaque,the call goes out ("The children are home")

 

Meat pie=Mystery bag.

 

Camel=Easy money(for some)

 

Chico-roll=Grease Gun

 

Trouser snake=Something we are not accustomed to lol.

 

Where you at ("where have you been")

 

Where you to ("where are you going")

 

Widow maker.=Parts of a gum tree, usually 3/4 yr old suckers that snap off and kill people

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Nervious,scared.=("I'm sweating like a cat in a chinese restaurant)"

 

Shanks pony=Walking.("Where and how you at","Im on shanks pony")

 

Black-hat=Ringer

 

Whitey=Foreman,owner,manager,boss. (property)

 

Snag=Where to hang your hat at pub door.

 

Wheelie-bin=Something to collect water in,a free container provided by local council.(sometimes used for rubbish collection).

 

Don't be a dick.(term of endearment).

 

What a Richard.(Richard-Head, not endearment, meaning what a dick-head).

 

B-B-Q a vessel to badly scorch meat products,whilst getting drunk.

 

Tip-Rat,someone who inhabits tip and recycles waste.

 

Toorak Tractors=4wd's driven by townies in bush.

 

E-Tag=Something townies talk about ad-nausium.

 

Townies=Good people visiting who have no-idea but very friendly.

 

Gooba=idiot.

 

Incredulous look=equals townie asking for a Latte.("Babe break out the international roast will ya")

 

International roast=Bogan dust.

 

In all seriousness we love all,we love our visitors from Aus,and overseas.

 

Thank you .

I was beginning to think you had all started talking Klingon but,.. with some help from the web I was able to suss out what most of it meant.

Brilliant stuff and all part of my edukation.

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I thought Pi day was 14 March.

 

You know 3.14 but maybe that's just the nerd in my coming out.

 

Like star wars day is 4 May.

 

I was referring to Pie day not Pi day. The ABC radio was spruiking it last week.:D

 

BTW, star wars day is May 4th, not 4 May:p

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I was referring to Pie day not Pi day. The ABC radio was spruiking it last week.:D

 

BTW, star wars day is May 4th, not 4 May:p

 

Missed it, but any day is pie day if you ask me.

 

Loved that Princess had pies last year. Hope Emeral does this year, but I think I can go a week without, now a month??:eek::eek::eek:

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:eek::eek::eek:SNOT BLOCK:eek::eek::eek: now you've got me drooling.

 

Someone called it something else to me once not sure I will tell you cause it might actually make you feel like never having another snot block ever again

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Someone called it something else to me once not sure I will tell you cause it might actually make you feel like never having another snot block ever again

 

Don't think it'd be possible to turn me off.

 

But then when I was a kid a pie was a maggot bag and I guarantee you I've put a few of them away.

 

Next cruise Mrs G wants to go to Ross and I've agreed simply because the pie shop there does a great job of both. Or did last time I was there anyway.

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Is anyone here old enough to remember the "Real" Sargents pies, not the abominations that go by that name now.

They were a pie that I still occasionally whimper about missing.

 

I had a Herbert Adams pie last Friday (yes the ABC story made me buy some while at the supermarket) and they were very nice, lots of met and not too much gravy and no gristle at all.:D

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Is anyone here old enough to remember the "Real" Sargents pies, not the abominations that go by that name now.

They were a pie that I still occasionally whimper about missing.

 

Sure do, probably changed in the 70s I guess.

 

Aldi Chunky aren't bad for a frozen pie.

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Don't think it'd be possible to turn me off.

 

But then when I was a kid a pie was a maggot bag and I guarantee you I've put a few of them away.

 

Next cruise Mrs G wants to go to Ross and I've agreed simply because the pie shop there does a great job of both. Or did last time I was there anyway.

ok then Puss block i think it was but it was along that line anyway

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I had a Herbert Adams pie last Friday (yes the ABC story made me buy some while at the supermarket) and they were very nice, lots of met and not too much gravy and no gristle at all.:D

 

Herbert Adams aren't bad either.

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Harry's are probably my favourite.

 

harry the hub's pies aren't quite the same since they were franchised off. I am off the sixties in the RNZN when we would bounce of the walls of HMAS Kuttabul coming back from the Cross to find the Harry de Wheels pie cart outside Garden Island dockyard gate. Officially it was Harry de Wheels but some kiwi sailors stole the wheels and thus we called it Harry de Hubs.

 

Without being racist it isn't the same to see an Asian serving up a pie, mushy peas, gravy on a paper plate and plastic fork.

Some of the old romanticsm has gone over time

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