ZombieKitten said:

physco185 said:

there is something wrong in this pic!!!

no scavenger utes

I know this is UN PC of me, but in my suburb they are russians in white vans!

last garbo i picked up a watering can, 3 ceramic pots and a wheel barrow when i went 4 my walk around the block

i could not tell if they were russian, but most were utes - white ones 2

physco185 said:

ZombieKitten said:

I know this is UN PC of me, but in my suburb they are russians in white vans!

last garbo i picked up a watering can, 3 ceramic pots and a wheel barrow when i went 4 my walk around the block

i could not tell if they were russian, but most were utes - white ones 2

I know they are when our stuff turns up in their weekly garage sale

ZombieKitten said:

physco185 said:

last garbo i picked up a watering can, 3 ceramic pots and a wheel barrow when i went 4 my walk around the block

i could not tell if they were russian, but most were utes - white ones 2

I know they are when our stuff turns up in their weekly garage sale

i have done that 2

and the neighbours know cause they often avoid my garage sales

physco185 said:

ok some more....

piss or beer beer

belly or tummy belly

fat or flab flab

stiff or hard on hard on

pull or wank pull

shit or crap shit

wuss or coward wuss

joggers or sand shoes sand shoes

sook or cry baby sook

Tea or Dinner tea

bikkie or cookie bikkie

oops typo

[Edited 5/29/11 4:55am]

which one of these do you say?

toilet

loo

dunny

kharzi

bathroom

restroom

wc

bog

john

ZombieKitten said:

paintsprayer said:

The term will forever remind me of the "landing strip" style of pubic grooming

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

I live in a rural area, no sidewalks at all. In other areas IO don't reacall there ever being a term for that strip of grass

ZombieKitten said:

paintsprayer said:

The term will forever remind me of the "landing strip" style of pubic grooming

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

We call it.... the yard... I dont think over here in america, there is a special word for it... its just more grass to mow... And we put our trash by the curb, or at the curb...

whistle said:

which one of these do you say?

toilet

loo

dunny

kharzi

bathroom

restroom

wc

bog

john

potty

tinaz said:

ZombieKitten said:

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

We call it.... the yard... I dont think over here in america, there is a special word for it... its just more grass to mow... And we put our trash by the curb, or at the curb...

our nature strips are council property, they cut back the trees that grow on it, but we mow the lawn

capsicum or bell pepper

ZombieKitten said:

paintsprayer said:

The term will forever remind me of the "landing strip" style of pubic grooming

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

"Another use for the term boulevard is for a strip of grass between a sidewalk and a road, and located above a curb. Though in Europe the two are often adjacent, many residential neighbourhoods in the United States and Canada feature strips of grass or other greenery between the sidewalk and the road, placed in order to both beautify the street and to provide a buffer between vehicles and pedestrians."

^Taken from Wikipedia

That is what I have always called those things.

minneapolisFunq said:

ZombieKitten said:

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

"Another use for the term boulevard is for a strip of grass between a sidewalk and a road, and located above a curb. Though in Europe the two are often adjacent, many residential neighbourhoods in the United States and Canada feature strips of grass or other greenery between the sidewalk and the road, placed in order to both beautify the street and to provide a buffer between vehicles and pedestrians."

^Taken from Wikipedia

That is what I have always called those things.

finally I can sleep at night!!!

minneapolisFunq said:

ZombieKitten said:

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

"Another use for the term boulevard is for a strip of grass between a sidewalk and a road, and located above a curb. Though in Europe the two are often adjacent, many residential neighbourhoods in the United States and Canada feature strips of grass or other greenery between the sidewalk and the road, placed in order to both beautify the street and to provide a buffer between vehicles and pedestrians."

^Taken from Wikipedia

That is what I have always called those things.

I always knew boulevard as streets that have a wide usually grassy divider between lanes, usually in upscale neighborhoods

prb said:

capsicum or bell pepper

capsicum

ages or yonks

sausages, snags or bangers

sauce or ketchup

coke or cola

jam or jelly

Vegemite or marmite

chips or fries

mate, buddy or pal

[Edited 5/31/11 5:44am]

tinaz said:

ZombieKitten said:

I know!

so, do you have that strip of grass out the front of your houses, in between the street and the footpath? and if you do, what do you call it

We call it.... the yard... I dont think over here in america, there is a special word for it... its just more grass to mow... And we put our trash by the curb, or at the curb...

I agree with my fellow american