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Happy birthday to the beautiful nation of Australia.
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Happy birthday the handsome Australia men. ac_wub
Hello priscilla1961, it's so nice to see you here again.
ac_hithere
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Hello priscilla1961, it's so nice to see you here again.
ac_hithere
thanks ac_smile

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Are those chocolate coconut cakes Australian?
Happy Aussie Day!!! All the very best!!!
Say, a question. I was young when I left and so am not sure. Do Aussies eat roo, either in general or at all?
I ask for a reason / to play safe before telling you what my mate just did for me last night

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Congrats Mate. Live it up. I will have a double @ 5:00 in honor of your great country.
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Happy Aussie Day!!! All the very best!!!
Say, a question. I was young when I left and so am not sure. Do Aussies eat roo, either in general or at all?
I ask for a reason / to play safe before telling you what my mate just did for me last night
I heard it can be purchased in a few places in Canada.
Quote from: "cc la femme"
Happy Aussie Day!!! All the very best!!!
Say, a question. I was young when I left and so am not sure. Do Aussies eat roo, either in general or at all?
I ask for a reason / to play safe before telling you what my mate just did for me last night
The "True Blue" meat?
Somebody is eating it down there.
"But take a closer look in your supermarket chiller and you are likely to find another red meat — one that is arguably more true-blue Australian than any of the alternatives. Kangaroo certainly has been eaten in this country for longer than any of the farmed meats."
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/lifestyle/food/kangaroo-the-trueblue-australia-day-bbq-choice/news-story/b71cc411c0c53405e7caa0582eccbd6c
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Happy Aussie Day!!! All the very best!!!
Say, a question. I was young when I left and so am not sure. Do Aussies eat roo, either in general or at all?
I ask for a reason / to play safe before telling you what my mate just did for me last night
I heard it can be purchased in a few places in Canada.
There is a restaurant here that serves kangaroo burgers.
I wonder if roo is raised or can be raised commercially in Canada(weather). I'm too busy this morning to look it up. However, we have wild boar, ostrich, guanaco and even snakes raised for human consumption, so why not a farm or too raising roo.
Happy birthday Australia. Have a few VB's and enjoy warm day.
Thanks all. 28C, perfect, clear bright and sunny.
BBQ's are sizzling all over the countryside, grilling or roasting lamb in all its forms and glory. Some may be eating roo, but I refrain.
Canada and Australia; traditionally cousins, but more like siblings.
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Thanks all. 28C, perfect, clear bright and sunny.
BBQ's are sizzling all over the countryside, grilling or roasting lamb in all its forms and glory. Some may be eating roo, but I refrain.
Canada and Australia; traditionally cousins, but more like siblings.
That is perfect weather.
Yes...we've had some good days in the last week or so.
As you guys freeze, we're enjoying balmy summer sunshine. Its a weird world.
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Yes...we've had some good days in the last week or so.
As you guys freeze, we're enjoying balmy summer sunshine. Its a weird world.
You have great weather for blasting critters.
That is un-Australian!!!
Unless you blast lamb with your BBQ. That's A-OK!
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That is un-Australian!!!
Two words: COW EXCREMENT
You be quiet, mainlander.
We not like Chinese. Eat everything short of rocks and people...and they working on people!!! Soylent RED!!!
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You be quiet, mainlander.
We not like Chinese. Eat everything short of rocks and people...and they working on people!!! Soylent RED!!!
Ah quiet or I'll eat your dog and your neighbour's dog too.
You touch my dog, I steal your party card and tell secret police you reactionary!!!
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You touch my dog, I steal your party card and tell secret police you reactionary!!!
Too late comrade paleface, they know.
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...why is Australia tomorrow, when historically, it was founded as a Dominion on January 1, 1901?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia
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On 1 January 1901, federation of the colonies was achieved after a decade of planning, consultation and voting.[59] This established the Commonwealth of Australia as a dominion of the British Empire.[60] The Federal Capital Territory (later renamed the Australian Capital Territory) was formed in 1911 as the location for the future federal capital of Canberra. Melbourne was the temporary seat of government from 1901 to 1927 while Canberra was being constructed.[61] The Northern Territory was transferred from the control of the South Australian government to the federal parliament in 1911.
Shouldn't Australia Day be January 1st as well?
Canada was founded as a Dominion on July 1st.
That's also our national holiday - Canada Day.
The United States declared its independence on July 4th.
And that is also its national holiday.
Oh well, I guess them Aussies have a way of doin' things differnt
OK. Confession time. 2 days ago there was a lady preparing it for tasting in Saveon - mate got talking to her what with me being Oz born and all so she gave him a big chunk to bring home for me for a treat and taste of Oz.
Another virginity lost but it was wonderful tasting ... like beef but much stronger taste
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OK. Confession time. 2 days ago there was a lady preparing it for tasting in Saveon - mate got talking to her what with me being Oz born and all so she gave him a big chunk to bring home for me for a treat and taste of Oz.
Another virginity lost but it was wonderful tasting ... like beef but much stronger taste
Save on had kangaroo meat?
:ohmy:
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...why is Australia tomorrow, when historically, it was founded as a Dominion on January 1, 1901?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia
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On 1 January 1901, federation of the colonies was achieved after a decade of planning, consultation and voting.[59] This established the Commonwealth of Australia as a dominion of the British Empire.[60] The Federal Capital Territory (later renamed the Australian Capital Territory) was formed in 1911 as the location for the future federal capital of Canberra. Melbourne was the temporary seat of government from 1901 to 1927 while Canberra was being constructed.[61] The Northern Territory was transferred from the control of the South Australian government to the federal parliament in 1911.
Shouldn't Australia Day be January 1st as well?
Canada was founded as a Dominion on July 1st.
That's also our national holiday - Canada Day.
The United States declared its independence on July 4th.
And that is also its national holiday.
Oh well, I guess them Aussies have a way of doin' things differnt
Australia day is based on when the "first fleet" full of prisoners landed at Botany Bay.
That's when the Australian colony got started.
BTW, July 4th is when the US declared independence from the British crown NOT when we actually achieved it. Much like Australia day the 4th of July, is the start date of our national conscience, it's not the date when our sovereignty became a reality.
Once again you have a simple premise backwards..... WTF is wrong with you? :laugh3:
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Australia day is based on when the "first fleet" full of prisoners landed at Botany Bay.
That's when the Australian colony got started.
BTW, July 4th is when the US declared independence from the British crown NOT when we actually achieved it. Much like Australia day the 4th of July, is the start date of our national conscience, it's not the date when our sovereignty became a reality.
Once again you have a simple premise backwards..... WTF is wrong with you? :laugh3:
I didn't know any of this Renee, thank you.
There are many who wish to move it to January 1st, but the trite argument against is that we'd lose a public holiday.
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There are many who wish to move it to January 1st, but the trite argument against is that we'd lose a public holiday.
Well duh.