No I meant the same in the way that only locals would like it!

Well I will pay particular attention to the Canadian team when the World Cup rolls around.



It would be heaven if there was a Simpsons quoting thread in here too!

Boy are we in luck. I found one

here, here, here, here, here, and here

well now that I know that, I'll have to really start using more simpsons references.

I think that could really enhance the RMM members' RMM experience.

Ay Curumba!



You damn well better :P

B'oh!


































I mean D'oh!

that's what they all say. They all say D'oh

Good try, but isn't that the ep where Burns hires actors to portay the Simpsons to Bart, making him believe they don't miss him?

You know, I wasn't even thinking about that gnappy's was a reference until I saw the "good try" in your post. then it all hit me and now I remeber. And yes, you're right, and that part is hilarious.

I just slapped down the first d'oh reference I thought of.

somebody must have mixed up the file folders in my brain.

I'm having trouble with this character. Is he supposed to have some kind of neurological impairment, like Rain Man or Awakenings? I mean, what the hell am I doing here?

:roflmao:

:lol: Even I didnt remember that quote!

If you didn't google that you are a genius!

I had to google it to get it completely correct but I remembered most of it. I think the guy playing lisa was a midget.

You're spot on there.... oh how I envy you :P

Ok peeps I am reviving this thread but I am going to expand it's horizons at the same time.

Inspired by Comedyman's "ask em a question" thread, this thread is now also open to any questions you have about Australia.

Australia has to be one of the most misrepresented and misunderstood countries among all the developed nations across the world. Unfortunately it is largely Americans because the British know alot about us as do Asia. The 3rd largest tourist group to visit Sydney is people from the USA. I live in a pretty tourist-popular area and I hear all sorts of crazy things people expect to see or do when the hit our shores.

So the open line is free... shout out your questions!

I will refrain from asking the obvious toilet-flushing question and just say:

I am actually pretty ignorant and don't really have any presumptions about australia other than I'd really like to go there sometime. If my wife and I were to go there, would you be our tour guide and show us around all the non touristy places that are usually much more worth seeing than the tourist attractions.

For a respectable price :P

Absolutely I would, I would love to show people around my fair city and it's surrounds. Plus im on a first name basis with all the local strip clubs :thumbup:

therein lies a bous worth booking the trip for. :thumbup:

Bous , is that slang for bonus ? :crazydude:

On december 25th what is the ocean temp. ?

It's aussie slang for bonus yes!



Average temps between 20 and 24 degrees celcius

so it would be a good vacation spot over the holiday ?

If you like warm weather, nice beaches, a tropical lifestyle but still situated in a major city... then hell yeah!

I guess this is the token Australia thread now so here is a little tourism surver where Sydney ranked number 1 in the world;

Sydney number 1 tourist destination

I read that a couple monthes ago , it probably changed now that Bush has visited ...

sounds like a real dump :P

Weird considering it was only released this week or last :blink:



Yeah I'm moving to Alaska!

Isn't that survey kinda like Anheuser-Busch voting Bud Light as the "Best Beer in the World"? :P

First of all I don't know who or what Anheuser-Busch is and second of all it wasn't an Australian publication that ran they survey?

I don't see Portland in the mix? :P

Anheuser-Busch brews Bud, Michelob, Busch and about 50 other lesser known beers. How Conde Nest could overlook Portland is unconscionable. Actually, I'd love to visit Sidney, it's pretty near the top of my "things-to-do" list.