MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said:

Struth!

MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said:

Struth!

I have heard things about you from other orgers.

I have a thing for Austalians too. I send them all to a Me-forsaken hell-hole of an island infested with cock-biting poisonous spiders, crocodiles and deserts. Just in case they get any ideas above their station and start to feel any kind of patriotism, I've come up with Steve Irwin and Neighbours.

godalmighty said:

You forgot about Home and Away, God.

godalmighty said:

You forgot about Home and Away, God.

babyGurrl said:

Me or MBGITW?

Number23 said:

Yeah. It's enough to make you an atheist
[This message was edited Sun Jan 18 17:07:07 PST 2004 by daned]

althom said:

Her...

I have never heard nothing but nice things about you...her on the other hand

babyGurrl said:

Oh is this the part you are going to tell me all the wonderful things you know about me

MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said:

No not really...I heard you are a bitch actually...but who am I to say.

babyGurrl said:

[This message was edited Sun Jan 18 17:18:09 PST 2004 by Number23]

babyGurrl said:

You're still ok with me...

Number23 said:

Hey its just what I heard...anyway I gotta go

babyGurrl said:

WEll I think you heard wrong ... CUNT!

MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said:

Such nastiness!

bkw said:

Sorry

Well babyGurrl, taste wise, XXX is a crisp lager with a delicate aroma and sweet fruity taste. The blend of hops produce a distinct bitter flavour with a light texture. Not surprisingly, it is perfect for BBQ meats on a warm afternoon, such as beef and pork. The stronger bitter taste also compliments seafood dishes such as cuttlefish, baby octopus (freshly plucked from its parents) and battered fish.
But it isn't just the taste that makes XXX the best beer in Australia in the eyes of Queenslanders.
The first thing that must be understood about people who live in Queensland is that they consider themselves Queenslanders. And no that isn't just a tag like Brisbanites, or Sydneysiders or Melbournites. People who grew up in Queensland are fiercely proud to be Queenslanders. Similar to the divide between my own countrymen (Scottish) and the English. People from 'down south' in Australia often smugly generalise about Queenslanders - they think they see themselves as somehow different, that their lifestyle is more relaxed, that they spend most of their time at the finest stretch of coastline in the world, by the beach, in the sun, slowly knocking back icy cold beers with their mates.
The birthplace and epitome of the classic Australian "No worries mate, she'll be right" attitude. Friendly, piss-swilling Aussies who worry more about having a good time than running around like a chook trying to make money.
Well, they're right. The joke's on them.
Why is this relevant? Because Queenslanders want to be Queenslanders. They are proud of their beautiful state, and of their lifestyle which in their opinion is the best in the world (and the further north you go, the more you live it). And being proud of their state, and of their golden, outdoor, sporting, mate-driven, beach lifestyle, Queenslanders take passionate pride in their own. In their sporting teams, in their heroes, and, of course, in their beer.