OT: A Question of Style and Etiquette

[Robert WA]

Wots happening here?

Have you lot forgotten that rabbits are vermin in Oz.

Rabbit, if you are going to hang round on an Oz site you need to know that there are 3 diseases that are fatal to rabbits in this country: Myxomatosis, Calesi and 12 guage. Stay clear of them and you will be fine.

[beejay1]

[QUOTE=Mulgabill]Hey Rabbit! Welcome,

The beauty of this forum is that everyone brings their knowledge

Lets not get too carried away, he might start asking questions!!
Wecome Rabbit. Dont use big words or swear and youll be OK
beejay1

http://community.webshots.com/user/eunos9

[ryanarcher]

I'm not convinced that Yanks can survive here ... REgards Lou

YEAH thos guys never survive.

[Daddles]

Ah Rabbit. Ye're a Texan so ye aint a true 'murican or whatever that word was. We'll put up with ya, if only coz we're sick of picking on Ozwinner

Cheers
Richard

[Rabbit]

Sounds like I'm gonna have a good time here. I'm thinkin' (dangerous in the best of times) you blokes would enjoy Texas, too.

r

[beejay1]

Sounds like I'm gonna have a good time here. I'm thinkin' (dangerous in the best of times) you blokes would enjoy Texas, too.

r

Oh dear, oh dear , oh dear rabbit my old son, could be your first mistake

beejay1

http://community.webshots.com/user/eunos9

[Bob Willson]

Texas? That's that tiny state down the bottom of USA isn't it? It's too small to appear on most of our maps; it would fit into Queensland about 3 times.

[Toggy]

Bob, Texas might be situated at the bumend of the country, but you have to admit some of their "exports" have big egos and big mouths. As opposed to small minds.

Rabbit,

From the 'Murican" bit; I guess that you are possibly of Mexican extract. The yanks might hold that against you, but we won't. Welcome to the board.


Ken

[Iain]

Texas? That's that tiny state down the bottom of USA isn't it? It's too small to appear on most of our maps; it would fit into Queensland about 3 times.

Wrong, it's a Queensland town
http://www.flexi.net.au/~ingleweb/texas.htm

[Marc]

....... I'd better ask if I've offended anyone using "Oz" and "Ozzie" in my posts. I've seen and heard Australians refer to themselves in that manner and kinda liked it; so adopted it myself........

Oz is short for Australia, and Ozzie for Australian, this is a local colloquialism and is free from any derogatory connotation, you can use it liberally in any informal situation.

The sarcastic undertone of some post, directed at US or Canadian contributors is intended as a joke. In Australia we don't have a specific group we can make the target of jokes like Irish in GB.....well perhaps Tasmanians, but it is not the same......so you guys come in handy.

Enjoy your stay and don't mind the jokes please.

[Peter R]

Hear the best. Rabbit old hopping rodent,( Anyone remember, Mr Rabbit is here with the s..t) don't take any notice of them blokes, they have very little kulcha to annoy you with. I, on the other hand, am a much more refined Orstralyun, being of fine stock and great intelligence.

I have visited Texas, near Hungerford, I believe. Rather a smallish, uninteresting place, was my candid impression.

If you should feel homesick, you can alway chat with our 'Mexican's", but be warned they speak with fork-ed tongue and with funny accents.

Welcome to this fine land even if it is by the magic of elecronics.

Peter R

[LineLefty]

Texas Qld, not half as intersting as Widgemooltha, Bogan Gate, Inaloo or Ulludulla

[echnidna]

Oodnadatta

[Peter R]

Oodnadatta

Dondingalong (Kempsey NSW)

Peter R


PS Why are we doing this?????:confused:

[Bob Willson]

Rabbit Flats in the Tanami Desert (near the Alice.) Population = the staff of the road house there. Usually about 2.

No Peter, nothing to do with little bunnies being run over by semis.