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No google translate there.

As for what you've said, without using google I think

There is no need for the abuse..

The rest means: you have shown that you have already lost the argument.

Although surprisingly Lisa has used the more formal usted form of the verbs.

I think the point is that knowing some Spanish cusses is hardly fitting in and is indicative of the type of people being referred to before.

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The rest means: you have shown that you have already lost the argument.

Although surprisingly Lisa has used the more formal usted form of the verbs.

I think the point is that knowing some Spanish cusses is hardly fitting in and is indicative of the type of people being referred to before.

I know more than some cusses, though much better at speaking it as opposed to reading it

I know, isn't she polite?

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I was in South Aus the Christmas before last and was quite surprised by how expensive most things are. Main cause is probably because the pound is weaker than it was a few years ago, and the Aus dollar is quite strong. One example - in a large supermarket here, the cheapest loaf of bread is £0.50. The equivalent over there is about £2.00. CDs, DVDs, games all seemed particularly pricey. However drinks seemed about comparable with our prices, and clothes can be gotten for good prices. Also if you're driving - fuel costs are cheaper... But every car has a 5 litre engine so that evens out in the end

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So we all agree Australia is the greatest and the people are amazing? :D

A common held view of Australia is that it is a great country in spite of the locals, not because of them.

I didn't really know what a 'bogan' was before I went there. Within a day it had become obvious.

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All over. Was there for a year. Watched a 'fuddy' match in a pub in Melbourne (think it was some kind of final). Bogans everywhere, drunk at 8am. Incredible scenes. By midday it was like a zoo. Then the game started and Jesus Christ, what a dreadul sport.

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I went to see WCE v Essendon a few years ago, it was brilliant, love AFL. A particular highlight was seeing an eagle fly around the Oval to Jim Morrison's Bird of Prey before kick-off lol F**king bizarre.

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I went to see WCE v Essendon a few years ago, it was brilliant, love AFL. A particular highlight was seeing an eagle fly around the Oval to Jim Morrison's Bird of Prey before kick-off lol F**king bizarre.

Can't be as good as watching Hawkeye shit on some lads shoulder in the South Stand last season

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All over. Was there for a year. Watched a 'fuddy' match in a pub in Melbourne (think it was some kind of final). Bogans everywhere, drunk at 8am. Incredible scenes. By midday it was like a zoo. Then the game started and Jesus Christ, what a dreadul sport.

You are dead to me!!!

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A common held view of Australia is that it is a great country in spite of the locals, not because of them.

I didn't really know what a 'bogan' was before I went there. Within a day it had become obvious.

Did they put the sign round your neck.. or just keep calling you one? ;)

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It all depends on what you like about a country i guess. Most people i know who've been to AUS said they were very impressed. To be honest when you go on holiday a country might seem better because you are on holiday there.

Sums it up for me. Everything seems great when you're on holiday. It's vastly different living here.

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Looking at going to Sydney for possibly 3 weeks. Anyone who's been, how much does it cost out there? I've heard eating out and drink especially is rather expensive. I suppose it'd be foolish not to do things like walking the bridge, etc so factor those costs in too.

I know it varies with how much you eat and drink, but worst case scenario, whats the most likely youd spend a day whilst not holding back?

If you do the Bridge walk, try and do it at dusk.That way you get the benefit of a nice sunset, city lights and you don't fry like a crisp

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