Now, now. Where would your economy be without all us rubber necking Mexicans?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Arriba, arriba!
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Now, now. Where would your economy be without all us rubber necking Mexicans?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Arriba, arriba!
Now don't get me wrong here..... I don't mind them spending money in the area... I just don't like having to line up behind them. :rolleyes: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Tex B
Sooo, thats why you are going, make sure you wear the budgie smugglers so I can pick you out on tele. amongst all the other happy people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gumby
Al :cool:
Mine are more like eagle smugglers. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ozwinner
This sort of eagle?
I agree that Dunk Island is worth visiting, but not from Port Douglas.
Rocker
Gumby, Gumby, Gumby.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gumby
How many times do I have to tell you, it's ok to put a spare pair of socks down your togs, but for goodness sake, make sure they're down the
FRONT!!!! :oo: :oo:
P
:D :D :D
Note to file: "Mexicans" is a generic term used in Far North Queensland to describe anyone living south of Babinda.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Close note.
P (A NQ boy who used to think that it was funny when living on the Gold Coast to be asked "how long have you been living up here?)
:D :D :D
Hartnetts crocodile farm.
Quicksilver reef tour to Agincourt reef. Pick a good day.
The River Train mangrove tour in Daintree.
The chair lift to Kuranda. I don't think the train is running yet. This is probably the best way to see rainforest.
Highly reccommend all the above.
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Originally Posted by bitingmidge
I don't want to look like a tourist.
I'm taking some cocnut oil, will shave my back, put on a sarong & thongs, not shower for 2 weeks before we go, buy a pink T shirt, stick an ear ring through my nose, have plenty of bum crack showing, queue up at the dole office on Thursady morning, and I'll look like I've been living there for years.:2tsup:
I can't see why that would be. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by bitingmidge
Brisbane to Melbourne 1,684.42 km 18 hours 21 mins
Brisbane to Babinba 1,648.41 km 18 hours 5 mins
Babinda to Bamaga 980.28 km 13 hours 19 min
PS. If you don't know where Babinda, Bamaga, &/or Brisbane are.... consider yourself Mexicano. :D
A sarong & thongs is wrong.... one or the other but not both. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gumby
How long is it since you collected the dole. :oo:
1. there is no dole office.
2. if you don't have a bank account for them to put it in, you don't get it. :D
HARTLEY'S CREEK is the croc farm...Quote:
Originally Posted by
On the road between Cairns and Port Douglas.
Hey Gumby, if you don't want any yocals to know your a mexican, remember not to drink any water from the toilet bowl. We've heard mexicans do that. Theres plenty of water here, honest. We also have rain.
If Port Drugless, I mean Douglas, gets a bit boring, don't forget to check out the exciting Mossvegas, ahh, I mean Mossman ( http://www.mossvegas.com ) for some excitement. (But not after 5pm or on weekends, when its closed)
I'm off to Port tomorrow actualy. I suppose I should warn them your coming.
You'll have a good time here, theres plenty to do and see, just make sure you get out of Port, and just use it as your base and for afternoon drinks and dinner.
If you have any questions about the place, or what you'd like to do while your here, fire away and I'll see what I can find out.
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Or you can go round the back with the wild pigs and search for some of the kitchen hands home grown:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Waldo