quote:Wat wordt necessary dan?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:38 schreef ChOas het volgende:[..]
definitely, maar dat is dan ook een van de meest gemaakte spelfouten ooit, samen met necessary
Ik zie anders ook wel de veel meer in het ook springende 'proberbly' bij de Nederlanders.
@ kLowJow
Dat komt omdat ie nog beschaafd reageert, maar mensen doen niet lief tegen hem omdat ie een Australiėr is, multiculti is niet slecht hoor. 
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Piro op 31-01-2004 01:43]
Op maandag 11 juli 2011 17:38 schreef Bart het volgende:
Je bent echt een unieke verschijning, vind ik altijd wel grappig als ik jou ergens zie posten :D.
quote:Hello.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:42 schreef Australian het volgende:
mooi ben hier
quote:Nee natuurlijk niet, maar het is toch allemaal maar een beetje gekkigheid? Of wil je zeggen dat je dit topic echt serieus neemt? Ik vind de reacties trouwens best meevallen. Tegenover de gemiddelde Nederlandse newbie is men veel hatelijker.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:38 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Ja uuh, het is laat, ik maakte zelfs een typefout bij het typen van BHFH, kan je nagaan.
Laat mij nou gewoon even zeiken en laat die Australiėr ook proberen zijn draai hier te vinden, al die vijandigheid is toch niet nodig.
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Jawohl mein Fu#%#
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doe ff normaal ja...
ik kan dan wel niet zo goed engels lezen maar Fu#%# begrijp ik heel goed
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Geen verborgen agenda's, trouw, grote muil, lief hartje, bang voor bloed, scheld FA's graag uit voor lul.[/b]
quote:Yes, but I have family living there (Houston and New Jersey area) which have asked me to visit them years ago (for like ten years or so
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:36 schreef milagro het volgende:[..]
definitely
). I think there are more interesting places then the USA but then again it's family.
quote:Zie de OP voor de reactie.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:43 schreef kLowJow het volgende:
whehe ok hier dan nog een keer 3e poging...
[..]Nee natuurlijk niet, maar het is toch allemaal maar een beetje gekkigheid? Of wil je zeggen dat je dit topic echt serieus neemt? Ik vind de reacties trouwens best meevallen. Tegenover de gemiddelde Nederlandse newbie is men veel hatelijker.
quote:Ze vraagt of je een vuurtje wil
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:43 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door nikky (Moderator) op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:55quote:
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Jawohl mein Fu#%#
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------doe ff normaal ja...
ik kan dan wel niet zo goed engels lezen maar Fu#%# begrijp ik heel goed
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Never underestimate the power of stupid people in a large group
quote:Sure, family is a reason why you'd want to go.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:43 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
Yes, but I have family living there (Houston and New Jersey area) which have asked me to visit them years ago (for like ten years or so
I'm pretty neutral in that respect.
No family in either country, so I'm less biased than you.
Ha!
What's your connection is to the dutch culture ?
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Familie en meer
quote:haha je had hem dus al gelezen. Multiculti niet slecht? Vertel mij wat
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:41 schreef Piro het volgende:
Toch wel dan maar.
[..]Wat wordt necessary dan?
Ik zie anders ook wel de veel meer in het ook springende 'proberbly' bij de Nederlanders.@ kLowJow
Dat komt omdat ie nog beschaafd reageert, maar mensen doen niet lief tegen hem omdat ie een Australiėr is, multiculti is niet slecht hoor.
Ik ben een direct gevolg van multiculti.
quote:Herpost ze even dan, anders is het geen doen voor die arme kerel, dit topic vind ik voor een GCtopic redelijk snel volzitten, en dan zijn alle vragen ook nog aan hem gericht.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:43 schreef static het volgende:
Ik had nog een paar vragen die in het vorige topic staan.
preaching free speech on a dutch forum...
This forum does not reflect the Netherlands or it's attitude towards free speech in any way, so I find your comments (based on what you see on this forum) about the state of free speech in the Netherlands rather ludacris.
If free speech is so important to you, aren't there places that could benefit more of your heroic struggle than FOK! ? Like I don't know... try a Belgium forum or something
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I have no interest in Belgium.
quote:Ook meldt*
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:45 schreef kLowJow het volgende:[..]
haha je had hem dus al gelezen. Multiculti niet slecht? Vertel mij wat
Pools, Frans, Hongaars, Oostenrijks.
Geef die jongen toch een kans, goeie gelegenheid om slechte taalfoutjes
weg te werken en misschien issie wel heel lief.
quote:
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Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:55 schreef nikky het volgende:
[..]
doe ff normaal ja...
ik kan dan wel niet zo goed engels lezen maar Fu#%# begrijp ik heel goed
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Dat is Duits
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And Dutch collaborators! 
quote:Collaborators!
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:47 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door lukas op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:58
quote:
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Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:55 schreef nikky het volgende:
[..]doe ff normaal ja...
ik kan dan wel niet zo goed engels lezen maar Fu#%# begrijp ik heel goed
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And Dutch collaborators!
This means war!
quote:Okay, since you've become a regular on this board (just this minute
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:45 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door JoeDank op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:56Mag ik vragen wat de binding van het australiaantje is met Nederland ?
What's your connection is to the dutch culture ?===
Familie en meer
) , can you tell me what problems or affairs are hot in Australia
Je gaat echt elke post behandelen en antwoord erop geven? Heel netjes hoor
Dan zal 't wel een lang topic worden, dus hier alvast ter informatie: bij 255 posts gaat het topic automatisch op slot, dus dat wordt dan niet door een moderator gedaan
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It's Saturday here
quote:Yeah let's invade that silly island.. Don't we have some nice colonies nearby from which we can launch our assault?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:48 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Collaborators!
This means war!
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door kLowJow op 31-01-2004 01:51]
warom woon je niet in Amerika?
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Or anywhere else... I can only live in one place at one time
quote:Will you settle for my, perhaps wrong, answers?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:48 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
Okay, since you've become a regular on this board (just this minute
I'm guessing the lumbering, Johnny Howards policy on the treating of the aboriginals, and the expansion of the desert.
It's just an (un)educated guess however.
quote:Well, we used to have Indonesia...
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:49 schreef kLowJow het volgende:[..]
Yeah let's invade that silly island.. Don't we have some nice colonies nearby from where we can launch our assault?
Edit : and I think Australia is commonly accepted as continental land mass, since it's bigger or about as big as the 51 states.
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Piro op 31-01-2004 01:51]
quote:It's not that I want (really I don't), but someday I have to.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:45 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Sure, family is a reason why you'd want to go.
I'm pretty neutral in that respect.
No family in either country, so I'm less biased than you.
Ha!
An ozzie! How charming! Be nice to him.
Fok is not a democracy.
Everyone with a coloured name are sad nerds with nothing better to do than drink inhuman amounts of beer and moderate this forum.
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"Aussie" and
quote:Don't want what, to visit the US?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:51 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
It's not that I want (really I don't), but someday I have to.
quote:I could have called you a pommie, be glad.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:52 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door Piro op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:02
An ozzie! How charming! Be nice to him.
Fok is not a democracy.
Everyone with a coloured name are sad nerds with nothing better to do than drink inhuman amounts of beer and moderate this forum.
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"Aussie" and
quote:Ik heb een graf hekel aan alles wat maar iets duits spreekt
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:47 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door lukas op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:58
quote:
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Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:55 schreef nikky het volgende:
[..]doe ff normaal ja...
ik kan dan wel niet zo goed engels lezen maar Fu#%# begrijp ik heel goed
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dat is Duits
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And Dutch collaborators!
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in a large group
quote:Wie bitte?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:52 schreef ook_gek het volgende:[..]
Ik heb een graf hekel aan alles wat maar iets duits spreekt
quote:So? Continental land masses are nothing more than big islands to me
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:51 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Well, we used to have Indonesia...
Edit : and I think Australia is commonly accepted as continental land mass, since it's bigger or about as big as the 51 states.
Australian, is dat trouwens je eigen site? Best leuke site.
Ik ga slapen Zzzz... zal er morgen een deeltje 2 zijn .. ?
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Nite. All the best.
quote:Interesting, so the biggest island you know would be Eurasia?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:53 schreef kLowJow het volgende:[..]
So? Continental land masses are nothing more than big islands to me
quote:
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:46 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door kLowJow op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 00:57 preaching free speech on a dutch forum...preaching free speech on a dutch forum...
This forum does not reflect the Netherlands or it's attitude towards free speech in any way, so I find your comments (based on what you see on this forum) about the state of free speech in the Netherlands rather ludacris.
If free speech is so important to you, aren't there places that could benefit more of your heroic struggle than FOK! ? Like I don't know... try a Belgium forum or something===
I have no interest in Belgium.
quote:A big red will kick your ass.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:54 schreef navvy het volgende:
Vandaag kon ik lezen dat er in Zweden meer cq. te veel aan dierensex wordt gedaan.......hoe behandelen jullie je kangoeroe's down under?
quote:Loved already.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:54 schreef KwebeMark het volgende:[..]
quote:Yup, and compared to our huge bulk, Australia is just a puny dwarf.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:54 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Interesting, so the biggest island you know would be Eurasia?
quote:Wtf.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:55 schreef kLowJow het volgende:[..]
Yup, and compared to our huge bulk, Australia is just a puny dwarf.
That's like comparing Erica Terpstra to Paris Hilton.
Just unfair.
quote:Yep, heard enough (from cousins) and seen enough on TV. I think there are other cultures that are more interesting for the time they still exist.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:52 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Don't want what, to visit the US?
Ayers rock...
Shame I didn't have any money to go when I was there, I was in Sydney, the farthest I went was just outside the greater Sydney area.
I should go again, went to Perth before that, Perth was better, less damp weather.
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Ask yourself, where do Australians holiday in Australia! Certainly NOT the tourist sights.
A VERY beautiful place is south-west Western Australia. Really depends on what kind of weather and what activities you wish to follow.
Visiting a city is BORING.
Read the fscking post icon!
Perhaps a good opportunity to brush up your English, and the Aussie should feel welcome here, instead of being greeted by a bunch of xenophobic retards like some in this topic
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Very funny. If any Australian ever gives you any trouble just contact me ok!
quote:Scrap America alltogether then.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:57 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
Yep, heard enough (from cousins) and seen enough on TV. I think there are other cultures that are more interesting for the time they still exist.
Mayas, Incas, Aztecs, Toltecs, Olmecs and whatever else are extinct already, and Macchu Picchu isn't going anywhere.
quote:Aside from the lunatics in the road trains, I've found them to be very interesting and likeable people.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:58 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door Piro op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:17
Read the fscking post icon!Perhaps a good opportunity to brush up your English, and the Aussie should feel welcome here, instead of being greeted by a bunch of xenophobic retards like some in this topic
===Very funny. If any Australian ever gives you any trouble just contact me ok!
Excuse my dullness, but it's 2 AM here, was the 'very funny' part sarcasm?
)
So, Australian:
pls be so kind to present a link to Fok's 'The Truth is in here' forum on your site
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I did see what you wrote. Where do you want the link? Feel free to post it in my forum. It is new and not many people are there but guests can post in the World News area.
Say "For a fun place to chat with Dutch people visit ..."
But don't quote me
quote:I rather liked Perth.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:57 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door Piro op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:12
Ayers rock...
Shame I didn't have any money to go when I was there, I was in Sydney, the farthest I went was just outside the greater Sydney area.
I should go again, went to Perth before that, Perth was better, less damp weather.
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Ask yourself, where do Australians holiday in Australia! Certainly NOT the tourist sights.A VERY beautiful place is south-west Western Australia. Really depends on what kind of weather and what activities you wish to follow.
Visiting a city is BORING.
It was my first time there, and in entire Australia when I visited Perth, so I stuck around.
But the outback and the bush are much more interesting.
Nice to see one from down under here at FOK
I have a (maybe odd) question: after Tony David won the embassy, how did it affect the australian people? Did they (just as many dutch people) suddenly start playing the game or did they leave it as it was? I'm just curious since i like the game (started playing before van Barneveld won) and don't really get the hype that was started in .nl (not that i don't like having more people to play with
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Who? Who is Tony David?
Most of them are fluent in coal English. That's a special language, based on normal English, and spoken only by the Dutch.
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A special language hey... sounds about right to me
quote:You just pulled that out of your arse and you know it.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:01 schreef JoeDank het volgende:
You know it's a Fokforum-rule that you have to answer all questions asked in a topic you've started ! (That will help us through the night
I could go for some coffee now.
But there is none here.
Some Dutch ARE fluent in English, you arrogant prick
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But not you hey
Fok doesn't really handle a strict policy on swearing.
You can fucking swear all the fuck you like and nobody fucking cares, because we're fucking dutch.
See?
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WOW! Good grief!!!!
quote:Mind your blood pressure my friend.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:06 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door Piro op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:24
Fok doesn't really handle a strict policy on swearing.
You can fucking swear all the fuck you like and nobody fucking cares, because we're fucking dutch.
See?
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WOW! Good grief!!!!
Tell me about those little spiders in Sydney which tend to crawl into your shoes and are deadly.
Is that for real?
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Not true. Stupid stories to scare people. Are there spiders in Australia ... yes. Do they eat people... NO!
Yes some spiders are deadly... "red backs" etc, but they don't wait at the front door, ringing the door bell, ready to attack.
quote:Would be fun, though!
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:05 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
You just pulled that out of your arse and you know it.
I could go for some coffee now.
But there is none here.
I have coffee over here but no machine!
Really.But then again, there is plenty of wine and beer
.
quote:It would be interesting to note who was the prime minister or which party was currently the majority, or which parties agreed to that.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:07 schreef kLowJow het volgende:
Misschien een leuke link m.b.t. 'freedom of speech' in Australia ;)
It all depends on the how the government is composed, think about the radical differences if the entire cabinet here was SP, or LPF.
The last time we did that, they discovered Australia. Let's not make such a mistake again
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The Dutch lost Australia to the English!
quote:We lost South Africa to them too.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:10 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door lukas op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:27
The last time we did that, they discovered Australia. Let's not make such a mistake again
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The Dutch lost Australia to the English!
Let's burn the pommies!
piro stop bashing us "co-dutchies"
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Yeah that's right ... all pick on the Aussie.
quote:Getting drunk is a bad way to stay awake.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:10 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
Would be fun, though!
I have coffee over here but no machine!
But then again, there is plenty of wine and beer
And coffee machines are for sissies.
Grab a tablespoon of coffee, put it in a cup.
Add hot water.
Stir.
Voila, Turkish coffee, more coffee beans than liquid.
Then what ? ... Find that island penal colony of yours again ?
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0/10
Australia is.
1 a continent
2 an island
3 a different island
4 another type of island
quote:
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:11 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door groenteboer op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:28
piro stop bashing us "co-dutchies"
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Yeah that's right ... all pick on the Aussie.
quote:That cursed Yahtzee!
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:10 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
We lost South Africa to them too.
Let's burn the pommies!
quote:A big pimple in the Pacific.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:12 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door ChOas (Weblogger) op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:29
Then what ? ... Find that island penal colony of yours again ?
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0/10Australia is.
1 a continent
2 an island
3 a different island
4 another type of island
quote:
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:13 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
That cursed Yahtzee!
!
I've travelled some already. Next to west and east-europe I've visited Egypt and Thailand, Laos and Birma. But Australia isn't on my list, yet(first are South-america, North America and Russia
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Sounds good!
quote:What countries did you visit. Did you visit New-Zealand ? ( my girlfriend is interested in going there)
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:12 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door ChOas (Weblogger) op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:29
Then what ? ... Find that island penal colony of yours again ?
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0/10Australia is.
1 a continent
2 an island
3 a different island
4 another type of island
So you're a descendant of a former British criminal, who was sent to Australia as an exile? Or do you have Dutch blood flowing through your veins, which explains your ability to understand our beautiful language? Isn't it a bit bold and cocky to think that Dutch people do not have the capability of speaking/writing the English language flawlessly? Because I know numerous people who do have this ability - let it be genetically inherited, or acquired by a great deal of studying - and execute this in everyday life. I still do not see what it is exactly that you're trying to reach here, but I cannot imagine that your goal is to stir up an entire forum against you. So just clearly state your aims, and let the (Dutch) people try to answer to your exclamations...
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Actually German hertiage, but more correctly the Rhine, both sides. Though it is a mistake to consider me German as I am an Australian and as I am not an aborigine, I came from some other country.
My aims? To have a cup of coffee.
Australia dwarfs North America, but that's personal.
Definately go there, doesn't matter where really, I liked it all.
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The USA is larger than Australia but we have the population of one city, like New York, over the same area and not spread out either. Most of Australia is empty.
quote:Night LowJow
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:16 schreef kLowJow het volgende:
g'night
quote:Hij beantwoordt alle posts uit het vorige topic nog.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:17 schreef capibar het volgende:
dit gaat echt nergens meer over...
ik ben wel fucking moe....
quote:We have the same population here on a plot of land about 1/3 the size of Tasmania.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:19 schreef Australian het volgende:
Geplaatst door Piro op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:34
Australia dwarfs North America, but that's personal.
Definately go there, doesn't matter where really, I liked it all.
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The USA is larger than Australia but we have the population of one city, like New York, over the same area and not spread out either. Most of Australia is empty.
Do the math.
quote:I hope I answered them all. I am on page 1 here now.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:43 schreef static het volgende:
Ik had nog een paar vragen die in het vorige topic staan.
quote:If you have family inviting you DEFINATELY go!!!
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:45 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Sure, family is a reason why you'd want to go.
I'm pretty neutral in that respect.
No family in either country, so I'm less biased than you.
Ha!
quote:achso....
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:20 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Hij beantwoordt alle posts uit het vorige topic nog.
by the way hoe warm is het nu in Australie?
quote:To the US, or Australia?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:23 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
If you have family inviting you DEFINATELY go!!!
I've been to both, I liked Australia better, because I saw less, probably.
quote:Als we even ophouden met posten dan kan ie een beetje bijkomen, dan hoor je het vanzelf
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:23 schreef capibar het volgende:[..]
achso....
by the way hoe warm is het nu in Australie?
quote:Australia is like Holland. People are always the same.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:48 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
Okay, since you've become a regular on this board (just this minute
quote:Your nearest colony is Holland
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:49 schreef kLowJow het volgende:[..]
Yeah let's invade that silly island.. Don't we have some nice colonies nearby from which we can launch our assault?
TOO FUNNY!
quote:We'll colonise you in a heartbeat, don't toy with us.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:26 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
Your nearest colony is Holland
TOO FUNNY!
quote:The aborigines receive many millions of dollars every year that all other Australians do not. They manage *mismanage* a lot or so it is claimed. They need lower scores to get into university and have other affirmative action policies that support them. It isn't a lack of resouces but a lack of using correctly what they have.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:50 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Will you settle for my, perhaps wrong, answers?
I'm guessing the lumbering, Johnny Howards policy on the treating of the aboriginals, and the expansion of the desert.
It's just an (un)educated guess however.
quote:I could have called you a German ... have a party
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 01:52 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
I could have called you a pommie, be glad.
quote:Ouch.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:30 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
I could have called you a German ... have a party
Good comeback.
quote:That may be so, I haven't heard of that, what I have heard is that aboriginals still get discriminated against very often.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:29 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
The aborigines receive many millions of dollars every year that all other Australians do not. They manage *mismanage* a lot or so it is claimed. They need lower scores to get into university and have other affirmative action policies that support them. It isn't a lack of resouces but a lack of using correctly what they have.
But let's not turn this into a political debate about the rights and wrongs of a government.
quote:Never been to NZ but it looks like a great tourist place.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:16 schreef JoeDank het volgende:[..]
What countries did you visit. Did you visit New-Zealand ? ( my girlfriend is interested in going there)
quote:Here in Melbourne 20oC but we have snow and desert too ... so like -10oC to about 45oC?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:23 schreef capibar het volgende:[..]
achso....
by the way hoe warm is het nu in Australie?
We also "own" most of Antarctica
Sweet dreams from a submerged country.
quote:Can you find your way out of Holland? Shall I lend you a map?
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:28 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
We'll colonise you in a heartbeat, don't toy with us.
quote:Don't worry, I'll throw Holland a big life raft and drag you all safely to Australia.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:39 schreef Piro het volgende:
Time to say good night, I've regged at your forum.
Sweet dreams from a submerged country.
Nite.
Thanks for reg at my forum... we are even MORE stict than FOK ... no noooooo just kidding ...
sorry "static" and "groenteboer" ... I clicked the first continued topic I saw
...
nite everyone... it's 12:50 here and coffee time
quote:I can piss over my nations border from anywhere in this country, it's that small
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 02:42 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
Can you find your way out of Holland? Shall I lend you a map?
No problem for the reg, don't mind any xenophobic Dutchies, Yvonne will clean up when she's awake tomorrow
.
www.chrisjohn316.com/chris_1451_uur_wallpaper_31_jan_2004.jpg
That is 1024x768 so it is good if you want it as a wallpaper, 115KB. Also the quality is rather poor. I have a Logitech Pro webcam, so if you have any suggestions as to how I can improve the image quality let me know.
I am happy to take some webcam images of outside my windows if that is of any interest. Exactly what I see here.
Feedback and comments welcomed.
quote:Mmmm, nice view.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 05:05 schreef Australian het volgende:
As kind of requested and as promised, here is a webcam shot outside the window closest to my computer.www.chrisjohn316.com/chris_1451_uur_wallpaper_31_jan_2004.jpg
That is 1024x768 so it is good if you want it as a wallpaper, 115KB. Also the quality is rather poor. I have a Logitech Pro webcam, so if you have any suggestions as to how I can improve the image quality let me know.
I am happy to take some webcam images of outside my windows if that is of any interest. Exactly what I see here.
Feedback and comments welcomed.
That's melbourne?
Where exactly in melbourne are you?
Edit : a webcam can only do so much, you could try toying with the lens if the webcam will let you, otherwise, a digicam
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Piro op 31-01-2004 12:53]
quote:About 7kms north of the CBD, (Central Business District), or the very middle of the city... and about 30kms directly south of Whittlesea where the UFO was photographed.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 12:24 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Mmmm, nice view.
That's melbourne?
Where exactly in melbourne are you?
Whittlesea is what we sometimes call "the sticks", meaning it is basically empty.
Melbourne is about 50kms wide and 150kms long... that is the CBD and suburbs. I live walking distance from a supermarket, train station, trams, and bus. I live directly opposite a park.
Rather nice.
The colors don't show too well in the webcan photo. It's all very green.
Cheers.
quote:Mmm, photographing with sunlight is a pain, give us another shot of dusk.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 12:35 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
About 7kms north of the CBD, (Central Business District), or the very middle of the city... and about 30kms directly south of Whittlesea where the UFO was photographed.
Whittlesea is what we sometimes call "the sticks", meaning it is basically empty.
Melbourne is about 50kms wide and 150kms long... that is the CBD and suburbs. I live walking distance from a supermarket, train station, trams, and bus. I live directly opposite a park.
Rather nice.
The colors don't show too well in the webcan photo. It's all very green.
Cheers.
Nice neighbourhood, by the way.
quote:It is 22:56 now. Already dark. Anyway hope the photos are better. A webcam isn't really suitable for quality images.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 12:54 schreef Piro het volgende:[..]
Mmm, photographing with sunlight is a pain, give us another shot of dusk.
Nice neighbourhood, by the way.
Looks better than Sydney's CBD.
You could start a hit set of topics, 'Australia with Australian'.
The user Vampier moved to the United States, he frequently makes topics about his life there.
Libris does the same, I'll link you if you're interested.
quote:I visited Sydney but found it dirty, the streets were in a non grid layout *very difficult to get from place to place* and there were beggars.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 15:00 schreef Piro het volgende:
Nice.
Looks better than Sydney's CBD.
You could start a hit set of topics, 'Australia with Australian'.
The user Vampier moved to the United States, he frequently makes topics about his life there.
Libris does the same, I'll link you if you're interested.
Sydney has an Australian feel whereas Melbourne has a European feel. You need to have a lot of money to live well in Sydney, but not so here in Melbourne.
Good idea about the news topic, but I'll wait for any questions or comments made my way... don't want to bore people.
What did you see besides Sydney? You can see that in an hour! "Look the Opera house, a lot smaller than it looks on TV and look there... a bridge, the Sydney habor bridge. It is over water. End of tour... move along people nothing to see here!"
Talk about boring!
You want to really see Australia do what we do. I have been off road driving through the Karri and Jarrah forests of south west, Western Australia. Now THAT is seeing Australia. Anyone who has heard of this, remember the 1960s series "Land of the Giants"? Well the Karri and Jarrah forests and ferns are gigantic!
Ferns bigger than your car. Trees among the tallest in the world. A whole forest to explore off road. Camping not too far away and that is just in one spot... Margaret River is not far way... which all you surfies out there would have heard about.
So Sydney... look outside your window, that is close enough and now make a real tourist plan LOL
So what is my plan? I want to live in Tasmania, further south. There are mountain and snow and places to xplore on foot. A real adventure!
I grew up with the beach, sun, surf, blue skys. I have had enough of that and surfing. Exploration is best.
Oh and whoever is planning on a holiday... make sure you go as a group. Always more fun and safer, especially when you go exploring.
Lastly understand that anything in northern Australia is deadly. Crocodiles. Tourists are constantly standing near a flat small river of lake and WHAM a crocodile drags them in the water. Crocodiles are up to about 4 or 5 meters long. You have NO chance.
Crocodiles also hunt people over a short distance of about 300 meters. NEVER go near water in northern Australia unless you see locak Australian's do it.
NEVER EVER swim in water in northern Australia unless it is a beach with a lot of people.
Funny how the tourism brochure doesn't tell you that in red bloody fonts
Do a google search for like "Australia and crocodile and tourist". I haven't but you may be surprised at how common it is.
Remember you a tourist here not an Aussie and so do what Aussies do as we know how to survive here
quote:Grid layouts are so boring, no excitement.
Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 22:35 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
I visited Sydney but found it dirty, the streets were in a non grid layout *very difficult to get from place to place* and there were beggars.
quote:My father lived there, I don't know when he moved from Perth to Sydney but he stayed there a good few years, that's why I picked Sydney.
Sydney has an Australian feel whereas Melbourne has a European feel. You need to have a lot of money to live well in Sydney, but not so here in Melbourne.
quote:Darling harbour, opera house, those were the major attractions in Sydney itself, pretty boring city, but the suburb (marrickville) my father lived was rather nice.
Good idea about the news topic, but I'll wait for any questions or comments made my way... don't want to bore people.What did you see besides Sydney? You can see that in an hour! "Look the Opera house, a lot smaller than it looks on TV and look there... a bridge, the Sydney habor bridge. It is over water. End of tour... move along people nothing to see here!"
Talk about boring!
quote:I went up to Newcastle, to the bush, stayed there on the land of a friend of his.
You want to really see Australia do what we do. I have been off road driving through the Karri and Jarrah forests of south west, Western Australia. Now THAT is seeing Australia. Anyone who has heard of this, remember the 1960s series "Land of the Giants"? Well the Karri and Jarrah forests and ferns are gigantic!
That was an adventure in itself, the time it took us to get there was enough to cross the border from west to east here.
quote:Yaa, I missed something, why do you think I want to go back there and drive around for myself, public transport sucks nuts.
Ferns bigger than your car. Trees among the tallest in the world. A whole forest to explore off road. Camping not too far away and that is just in one spot... Margaret River is not far way... which all you surfies out there would have heard about.
quote:Whehehe.
So Sydney... look outside your window, that is close enough and now make a real tourist plan LOL
quote:Exploration rules, too bad there's nothing left to explore anymore
So what is my plan? I want to live in Tasmania, further south. There are mountain and snow and places to xplore on foot. A real adventure!I grew up with the beach, sun, surf, blue skys. I have had enough of that and surfing. Exploration is best.
It's the same reason I wish to emigrate to Asia, atleast I haven't seen everything there.
quote:Group of friends would be best, organised tours are boring as hell.
Oh and whoever is planning on a holiday... make sure you go as a group. Always more fun and safer, especially when you go exploring.
quote:Saltwater crocs are even worse or so I've heard, and they outrun you too.
Lastly understand that anything in northern Australia is deadly. Crocodiles. Tourists are constantly standing near a flat small river of lake and WHAM a crocodile drags them in the water. Crocodiles are up to about 4 or 5 meters long. You have NO chance.
quote:Stay out of the heat, don't swim with crocs, and check out the bush.
Crocodiles also hunt people over a short distance of about 300 meters. NEVER go near water in northern Australia unless you see locak Australian's do it.NEVER EVER swim in water in northern Australia unless it is a beach with a lot of people.
Funny how the tourism brochure doesn't tell you that in red bloody fonts
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Northern Australia is kind of a backward region as far as I'm told, not much tourism there, most of it goes to the Sydney/Melbourne area, or it seems that way at least.
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Do a google search for like "Australia and crocodile and tourist". I haven't but you may be surprised at how common it is.Remember you a tourist here not an Aussie and so do what Aussies do as we know how to survive here
Two days ago we were hit by a bad but localised storm. Flooding like just two kilometers from me but only rain where I am.
Melbourne has some dangerous weather.
A few weeks ago the storms were so bad, the hail and rain and wind I was ready need the door at like 01:00 to flee for my life if my home collapsed. Thankfully it didn't.
I have never seen such a storm before. It was frightful.
It's quiet now, weather wise... 23:14.
quote:And we bitch about our weather.
Op maandag 2 februari 2004 13:16 schreef Australian het volgende:
It was overcast a lot today and we had some light showers.Two days ago we were hit by a bad but localised storm. Flooding like just two kilometers from me but only rain where I am.
Melbourne has some dangerous weather.
A few weeks ago the storms were so bad, the hail and rain and wind I was ready need the door at like 01:00 to flee for my life if my home collapsed. Thankfully it didn't.
I have never seen such a storm before. It was frightful.
It's quiet now, weather wise... 23:14.
Is this normal?
You might have wanted to stay indoors too, if your house can collapse, you can only take a few hits.
Let's see some more of your digi pictures
The one where I thought my life was really in danger was an electrical storm. So bright you could basically read a book and hail no stop.
For the most part the weather isn't that bad though.
quote:Yes... how did you get here?
Op dinsdag 3 februari 2004 14:50 schreef capibar het volgende:
is dit dit soms het privé chattopic van piro en australian geworden?
quote:Het is een leuk topic.
Op dinsdag 3 februari 2004 14:50 schreef capibar het volgende:
is dit dit soms het privé chattopic van piro en australian geworden?
Geen verborgen agenda's, trouw, grote muil, lief hartje, bang voor bloed, scheld FA's graag uit voor lul.[/b]
I don't know if FOK can handle comments about Dutch Nazi Collaborators and that type of attitude being the reason so many Dutch are against George and Tony.
See things like that can be offensive and so I have been very good so far and not taken a stick to Dutch attitudes, but if I can, without my thread being locked I will.
Just read my replies to what you posted... you know where.
The other place has a great spectrum for diverse views but it can be a bit much to some.
Anyway, let me try this here, seeing you invited me...
I support George and Tony. I think the general Dutch attitude is anti George and anti Tony. I view such an attitude as having been anti Churchill some 60 years ago.
The Dutch of the 1940s after the Nazi invasion and occupation learned to be a tougher lot. Today's Dutch are largely morally weak and do not have a firm grasp of what is right and wrong and those that do, many are too pathetic to act on it.
Let me add the French to that, but what is new, and even the once strong Germans. No wonder the French and Germans are so close... they are both morally weak.
George and Tony are like the allied leaders of WWII.
Holland, France and Germany are like puppet states of all that is wrong in this world.
France will become an Islamic state before too long.
Go buy a Koran, fire up the gas chambers and be ready to do your job... that is where WEAK Europe is heading.
Anyone who thinks like this is regarded as being in the minority in Europe, but some 60 years ago we were the majority.
So the WMDs were not found. I for one couldn't care less. I am happy that Iraqis are now liberated.
...
well Piro I hope the above is enough for the Dutchies here to get out their steak knives and forks and dig in
quote:Say that AGAIN after you read my post below yours
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 00:40 schreef static het volgende:[..]
Het is een leuk topic.
quote:Just did. I'm open to 'other' opinions though. Not that I agree.
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 00:53 schreef Australian het volgende:[..]
Say that AGAIN after you read my post below yours
Geen verborgen agenda's, trouw, grote muil, lief hartje, bang voor bloed, scheld FA's graag uit voor lul.[/b]
quote:If I find any more than 1 in 20 Dutch persons agreeing I would be surprised.
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 00:56 schreef static het volgende:[..]
Just did. I'm open to 'other' opinions though. Not that I agree.
quote:1 in a million is more likely
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 01:23 schreef Australian het volgende:If I find any more than 1 in 20 Dutch persons agreeing I would be surprised.
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quote:15 ... are sure THAT many patriots in Holland?
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 02:55 schreef TinToR het volgende:[..]
1 in a million is more likely
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download 1024x768
http://www.chrisjohn316.com/digger_chrisjohn316.jpg
quote:Stubby holder? Download the wallpaper version... see that large flat brownish wooden looking thing, we call that a table, and it doubles as a stubby holder. In fact it is so good it can hold a 6-pack, a slab (24 pack) and more... neat hey
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 10:51 schreef TinToR het volgende:
where's ur stubby holder
quote:Wow ... someone can remember the 1970s ... ssshhhhh!!!! MOVE ALONG FOLKS... NOTHING to see here ... MOVE ALONG ... that's it !!!
Op woensdag 4 februari 2004 11:41 schreef Ccarrella het volgende:
Hmm the cricket's on hey?
Any underarm bowling happening?
quote:Easy on the sarcasm mate, I just tought they were pretty common over there (at least they were with the aussies I've met).
Op donderdag 5 februari 2004 01:29 schreef Australian het volgende:Stubby holder? Download the wallpaper version... see that large flat brownish wooden looking thing, we call that a table, and it doubles as a stubby holder. In fact it is so good it can hold a 6-pack, a slab (24 pack) and more... neat hey
What's with that attitude anyway ?? Trying to take the stigma away that people have here about ozzies being laid back and carefree ?
Good luck, coz that's very unlikely to happen.
quote:In Australia my reply would have been understood as humor. It would *hopefully* have received a laugh or two... after all the idea of a table as a stubbie holder is funny, at least here. It was not sarcasm in any way, manner, or form.
Op donderdag 5 februari 2004 02:28 schreef TinToR het volgende:[..]
Easy on the sarcasm mate, I just tought they were pretty common over there (at least they were with the aussies I've met).
What's with that attitude anyway ?? Trying to take the stigma away that people have here about ozzies being laid back and carefree ?
Good luck, coz that's very unlikely to happen.
I hope this clarifies matters.
Cheers.
It is lovely to see a bit of Australian sunshine on this forum, so keep it up!
It reminds me of these good old Ozzie days...
- watching the cricket with my mates while having a barbie (well I even know the bonus point rule - not bad for a sheila hey!)
- Reading the Age on a saturday while enjoying a lattee in a cafe at the South Melbourne markets...
- Seeing David and Margrets advice on what to watch in the weekend...
- Camping in the bush and enjoying a fine damper...
- Putting on my best frock for the Melbourne Cup...
- Discussing Pavlova, Russel Crowe and Pharlap with a Kiwi (I think they can have Russell)....
Aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi!
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Op donderdag 5 februari 2004 11:49 schreef Ccarrella het volgende:
Dear Australian,It is lovely to see a bit of Australian sunshine on this forum, so keep it up!
It reminds me of these good old Ozzie days...
- watching the cricket with my mates while having a barbie (well I even know the bonus point rule - not bad for a sheila hey!)
- Reading the Age on a saturday while enjoying a lattee in a cafe at the South Melbourne markets...
- Seeing David and Margrets advice on what to watch in the weekend...
- Camping in the bush and enjoying a fine damper...
- Putting on my best frock for the Melbourne Cup...
- Discussing Pavlova, Russel Crowe and Pharlap with a Kiwi (I think they can have Russell)....Aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi!
No offense but "Aussie", not "Ozzie". It is "Dutch" not "Deutsch" right
Bonus rule due to achieving victory by a substantial amount? Only one day cricket is interesting, the rest is a bore. The word "sheila" is not really used other than as a joke and by persons out of step with norms.
Doesn't Margaret have an opinion about everything! If she says it is bad, or good, doesn't matter. I trust David's view a bit more. Still who needs to be told what movies to like.
As for camping in the bush and damper, show me the nearest supermarket and pass me the bread, butter and vegemite!
I have never seen a horse race, other than by accident trying to avoid it while changing channels.
The Australia I know is fast changing weather. A lot of greenery. Also ... Trams. Stupid politicians. An idiot named Steve Irwin... I go for the crocodiles! Kylie ... I wish they would keep her in the UK!
Footy is good, AFL. Go Collingwood. High tech computer gear is good.
Meeting people who think we have 30cm wide spiders everywhere and kangaroos hoping about while we are in fact like any modern city here is a bit sad.
PS most spiders are like 1 to 2 cm, the largest I have see is like maybe 10cms and they are called Wolf Spiders. About ten years ago I emptied a can of air freshener on one ... the only thing I had at hand... they are FAST and can JUMP. Thankfully most spiders are "daddy long legs". Easy enough to collect with an object, plop in the toilet and flush.
Also for all the science buffs, seeing as the Earth's magnetic polarity is perhaps shifting, Australia will on top of the world and Europe will be at the A-hem end
What I wish Australia would have are pine trees. We have them but not like northern Europe and the USA.
You cannot take your Dutch bicycle to ride here without a jet engine strapped onto it unless you want to be in training for the Tour de France every day.
Good thing about Melbourne are fewer flies and mossies than Perth.
Also the native birds make noise rather than sing... if it were up to me I would Europeanise Australia with the nicest plants and animals. Australia is a bit to rugged in that regard.
Have you ever tried a VB and vegemite sandwich? Try it and see what it is like. There may be a place in Holland to try it. Very Australian!
[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Australian op 05-02-2004 23:55]
India batting, 6/94 after 27.
6 = number of players out... 10 = lose completely
94 = runs (300 at 50 is good, at 27 150 is good)
27 = overs (maximum 50 and then they swap, the Aussies bat)
The above score means India are losing VERY badly.
They have lost over half their players, all of their best batsmen, as they go in first. Also their score is far too low. They will not even make 200 at this rate, and 300 is good.
If you can find a live net coverage somewhere post it here.
There is another 5+ hours of play left
*cracks open another VB and kicks back*
http://www.abc.net.au/cricket/scores/20040206ausvind.htm
They are having probs at the moment but try this
http://www.abc.net.au/streaming/apol/apol288.asf
1 open Windows Media Player
2 click "file"
3 click "open url"
4 enter the above url
also check out other streaming Aussie radio
If you can find a live cricket streaming audio and or video link plz add it.
Last night was the second, and Australia set a score of 359, which is HUGE. A good score is around 250. A great score is around 300. Anyway India went in chasing this huge score and only managed to get 151. The Australian score was more than twice as much. That is a massive victory.
For those that do not know cricket think of a soccer *football* score where one team gets 7 goals and the other team gets 1 goal. It is that type of a huge victory.
The India are GOOD cricket players. Just Australia have been world champions for over ten years now.
As with all games there is more enjoyment in a close match, but a victory is a victory and the Aussie win yet another cricket match.
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