Registration and Posting Agreement
Nice. That is a clean install.
Absobloodylutely a ridgie didge beaut good bloke from down under! Quite a donk in that dazzler after a lot of elbow grease and empties I am sure, not to mention quids. But, I think it is scarce as hen's teeth if it were down there. I bet you were flat out like a lizard drinking from go to whoa on that beaut. Any Joe Bloggs wouldn't have a burl with that.Without argy bargy that is the bee's knees of a ute that will make any Apple Eater or Banana Bender proud and make them bite ya bum while you look like a tall poppy. Just don't get into a prang or bingle with that hum dinger and cause it to kark it, that would make you chunder then hoof it or use a push bike. It would make you want to push up daisies. I bet you don't have to give it heaps to go flat out to beat a bushranger either.Now that the ute is home and hosed, I bet you are happy as a pig in mud that it's in the bag. I hope this molly dook who drives a yank tank hasn't been a buggerlug or a galoot and caused you to be cheesed off or chuck a spaz or narked by typing this. I probably sounded like a drongo doing this, ute, just mucking around I pulled up an Australian lingo dictionary on the 'net to help me out here. Now that I've yabbered enough, gonna go and get a amber fluid now and get off my face.I bet most people reading this are up a gum tree.
Aussie lingo is so colorful. I had fun with that. It beats the blah American English. And, no, there is no such thing as 'shrimp on a barbie'....it's 'prawn on a barbie'.So you won't have a stunned mullet appearance, go ahead, type in one of the phrases...http://www.aussieslang.com/slang/all-australian-slang.asp