"Wants to Become Australian"

[Gnosis]

McLovin and Mr. X (and other Aussies) ought to get a kick out of this:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/9564500/Apples-Steve-Wozniak-I-want-to-become-Australian.html

I mean, I can see it; Australians come across to me as generally jolly fellows and ladies that are very playful and enjoyable. And to think it all started with a plethora of forced exiles from Britain..........................................ended up pretty darn good considering. Not to mention the fact that the entire continent/country is SO beautiful. Oh, and how nice to have your country occupy the entire continent and not have to worry about illegals running across any borders and leaching your infrastructure. Paul Hogan and Steve Irwin come to mind as good examples of what my gist is.

 

[malbky]

Yes Zou's 100% right. Australia is darn good than England. And also I like as they are isolated. Look at India two foes one at the North and other at the West. We have to be continuously alert for any terrorist.

 

[McLovin]

Oh, and how nice to have your country occupy the entire continent and not have to worry about illegals running across any borders and leaching your infrastructure.

Well that kinda still happens.

I see that you really like us aussies

 

[Gnosis]

I see that you really like us aussies Tongue

I think there has always been an unspoken romance with Australia in the Lower 48. Maybe not Alaska and Hawaii, but the rest of America seems to feel like Australia is the most distant and exotic land; and THOSE TRIPPY ACCENTS! And, after all, in a big country, dreams stay with you, like a lover's voice, fires a mountainside...............stay alive

 

[Gnosis]

Look at India two foes one at the North and other at the West. We have to be continuously alert for any terrorist.

I like Indians from India. I have been around a few here and there and they are seemingly pleasant and humble people. It is a shame that you have to sweat your neighbors like Israel has to also. Japan too. There are magnificent people in every country, but I have my favorites.

 

[McLovin]

and THOSE TRIPPY ACCENTS!

Well was thinking for my reviews to do voice, only for the reason is that you only see Americans doing reviews and if there are Aussies doing it (like MrXidus and I) we use music.

 

[malbky]

Lol, no country wants to give up. And the government has also kept a tight leash on the army. Although we are spending huge amounts on the army and building a powerful and strong army we cant we well at least talk any sense or attack Pak as the country is run by hotheads and they are nuclear powered. Although our country has a nuclear missile sheild currently it covers only Banglore Delhi and Chennai. we are in a tight fix.
I am scared to go to Australia, recently there were a lot of hate crimes against Indians.

 

[McLovin]

I am scared to go to Australia, recently there were a lot of hate crimes against Indians.

Not really sure there. I'm of the opinion that we can all be friends

 

[HeffeD]

I think there has always been an unspoken romance with Australia in the Lower 48. Maybe not Alaska and Hawaii, but the rest of America seems to feel like Australia is the most distant and exotic land;

Hmmm... I don't think I've ever met anyone that thinks this. Perhaps I live in the wrong part of the U.S.?

And, after all, in a big country, dreams stay with you, like a lover's voice, fires a mountainside...............stay alive

Big Country is Scottish, not Australian.

 

[InternetChicken]

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Big Country is Scottish, not Australian.
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[Gnosis]

Big Country is Scottish, not Australian.

I should have pointed that out, esp. since you noticed. LOL
I used to hear that song and think it was about Australia. Either way, it is a very memorable song.
I am partial to Scotland too. Everyone looks like my cousin out there.