Not related, but a fun fact that in Australia there are 48 million kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3,457,480 inhabitants, so if kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos.
Not related, but a fun fact that in Australia there are 48 million kangaroos and in Uruguay there are 3,457,480 inhabitants, so if kangaroos decide to invade Uruguay, each Uruguayan will have to fight 14 kangaroos.
Let me guess - it's hot, dry and infertile.
There - 30 minutes gained (they're finite - there's doubtless a yt video about it)
Greens anticipated.
I've got two words for the Aussie kangaroos. Fray Bentos. That'll scare them away.
FrayBentos (Spanish pronunciation: [fɾaj ˈbentos]) is the capital city of the Río Negro Department, in south-western Uruguay, at the Argentina-Uruguay border, near the Argentine city of Gualeguaychú.Its port on the Uruguay River is one of the nation's most important harbours.
Better to think inside the pub, than outside the box?
I apologize if any offence was caused. unless it was intended.
You people, you think I know feck nothing; I tell you: I know feck all
Those who cannot change their mind, cannot change anything.
'Why 95% of Australians are Empty'
Now that I'd watch.
Actually, not really.
Obviously you didn't watch it.
Jump to the 16.10 min mark and you might be surprised that, per population Australia has 1.9 Ha of arable land per person, the highest rate in the World.
Where in the US it's 0.47 Ha of arable land per person.
But they are boring stats.
Why 95% of people walk away from David in the first 3 minutes.
Poisonous racism
Horrid heat floods, knee deep uin ruddy Poms, frizzy natives stoned on petrol glue or Christianity. White untravelled okkers sucking on s snubbyholder .
Surely that's why they had bribe people or put them in chains.
Obviously many gifted Australians Clive James, Germaine Greer who all saw what a stinking turd it was.
Fortunately green, Bundy , slope operas ,enslavd Thai wives in teh Pollit mines, Chardonnay and Ales like Fooheys VD and Poopers keeps teh morons from escaping
The worst thing about being bitten by a snake? Your probably Australian
Germaine Greer and Clive James seems a low count.
I’d add Peter Carey, but his achievements were ‘post -80’s’, so may have happened after dave44’s brain was pickled.
Still, thought provoking Australians seem more rare than even decent aussie beers.
Robert Hughes
"The Fatal Shore"- History (must read)
"The Shock of the New"- art doco series
Very thought provoking guy. And provocative.
Robert Hughes (critic) - Wikipedia
Tell that to the brittle's who worship Fosters! 2nd highest selling lager in brittlestan since forever but you literally couldn't give it away in Oz even if you could find somewhere that stocked it, it's about as popular as rabies down there
But back to the topic, unless you've been in Outback Australia to see the beauty of it and see just how un-inhabited it is, you simply cannot appreciate it. Many Cattle Stations don't even fuck around with measuring how big they are in Acres, they only talk thousands (yes thousands) of square miles and properties like that will have maybe a dozen people on them. Move further into the centre where there's less rainfall and desert conditions and the word remote takes on a whole new meaning. As for the wildlife, if you're from somewhere where Rabbits and Otters are your idea of national icons I'd advise you to stay the fuck away from the Outback!
Here's a TD travel thread:
Across Australia by Helicopter.
It's known by pilots as the GAFA.
I know that term from investing in stocks but don't know any other meaning of it with regards to flight?
I do know from having flown into SYD/BNE/MEL from SEA about a hundred times that once the plane reaches Australian shores you're not there yet, not even close. About 3 or 4 hours to go.
^Ah ok, makes perfect sense. That 3 to 4 hours flight-time I mentioned from when you first reach Oz to when you get to a capital city, the plane could be dropping bombs the whole way and nobody would get hurt till being 20 mins out from landing. There's a lot of fuck-all to cross.
Jap nutter gave that a go.
Did a Japanese Cult Detonate a Nuclear Bomb in the Australian Desert?
Not to be confused with the kiddie-fiddler Hey Dad actor of the same name who finally got bailed from Goulburn Gaol yesterday after 8 years of his 10 year sentence and is being deported back to blighty as we speak, since he renounced his dual aussie citizenship while in the pokey.
He also played the journo who was chasing the band round the country in ABBA The Movie from 1977
I learned a few things with watching the vid. How it was inhabited, the crazy rain in some areas (most people think Australia doesn't get rain), and the immigration act was only dropped in 1973. I didn't know Australia even had an immigrant act.
I actually showed a video today to a grade 7 class about Australia, from the perspective of an aboriginal man regarding land rights.
The vast land that isn't inhabited is so sacred and interconnects family history.
Still, thought provoking Australians seem more rare than even decent aussie beers.[/QUOTE]
On the contrary Cybil. These days there are a plethora of amazing beers available you must be thinking of the 60s when you graced our shores with your presence? Infact our worst beer (Fosters)seems to be a big hit. Along with another export called Neighbores. The poms seem to lap it up . Now that's thought provoking.
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