![]() Person 2: Lost an arm wrestle with a f*cker built like a brick sh*thouse. Refers to the fact that most beer is amber and also a fluid.īloke 1: Suss out some amber fluid at the pub I reckon.īloke 2: I reckon mate.Bloke 1: Oath.Bloke 2: Oath. Always in the shit but still puts on a belter of a party for us. Always in the shitīloke 1: Ya hear the news? Bazza is in strife, might not even make it to his own piss-up!īloke 2: He’s a bloody legend isn’t he. ![]() Shelia 2: You’re a deadset dickhead mate. Sheila 1: Nah mate, I hear the koalas got a bloody roarin’ drugs trade garn on in there. Sheila 2: The zoo? Are ya taking the piss? Sheila 1: I’ve heard the Zoo is all the go on a Friday night. Something, usually an event or location, that is extremley popular, particularly among a specific demographic. But trooper that he is, still all smiles. Someone who’s generally amicable, happy and pleasant to those in their company, even in spite of difficult circumstances.īarry: Did ya hear about Steve mate? His missus f*ckin cheated on the poor bloke. Mate 1: So there’s this bottle-o down the road sellin out of date piss for 20 bucks a slab. Mate 1: We only get 20 bucks between us and we need a slab. To be open to whatever hectic idea one of your dumbass mates has. Jillaroo: I used to think you had a munted face and that I could never give ya a root. Vague.īloke 1: Mate I tried to track down where the closest servo in Bendigo was for a pack of Winnie blues but the copper’s response was all airy fairy and I ended up in Wollongong.Ī brand of fully sick hats worn by true blue Aussie farmers. When a sheila or bloke tries to explain something but makes no bloody sense while doing so. You see Tommo stack it last night? He was super aggro. “Aggressive” or “aggression.” Often associated with drinking. Woman: Ew, you play aerial pingpong? You’re a loser. AFL clubs are lookin at me but for confidentiality reasons I can’t say which. Man: Yeah what can I say? I’m the star midfielder for the Calder Cannons. It refers to the way in which Australian Rules Football is dictated by long, high kicks of the ball to either side of the playing field-but technically regular pingpong is aerial too. As with other Australian idioms it makes very little practical sense. Girl 2: Oath, it’s a bloody ripper ain’t it? Aerial ping pongĪ somewhat derogatory way of referring to Australian Rules Football. Girl 1: You seen the latest AAMI advert? Ketut is back! Put me in a state, couldn’t sleep for yonks just thinkin about it. Real tearjerker last night’s episode was mate. ‘I started thinking about what was really important to me and a way for me to give back.’”- The Greater Baton Rouge Business Report (Louisiana), 18 November, 2008 “As important as the Massachusetts special election was to the health-care debate, it also represents a come-to-Jesus moment for the GOP.Bloke 1: Ay mate you seen the latest season of Neighbours?īloke 1: Bloody oath mate. ‘It was kind of a come-to-Jesus moment,’ he says. The wreck caused him to reassess his priorities. Jim McDermott, D-Wash.”-AP Online, 17 April, 2007 “ Koonce got into teaching after he was in a severe car accident about five years ago. Schwartz, page 143 (1994) ”When I hear someone refer to a come-to-Jesus encounter/talk/experience, they're usually referring to a moment of truth that is difficult and harrowing for all who experience it.”-Telegraph-Herald ( Dubuque, Iowa), 18 February, 2006 “My feeling is at a certain point we're going to have a 'come-to-Jesus' moment in the caucus and talk about whether you fund (the war) or not," said Rep. ”- Peer Marriage: How Love Between Equals Really Works by P. What we didn't realize is how we’d let our work overwhelm our family. ![]() It was a time to figure out what we were about, where our priorities were. ![]() “‘We had a real scare, a real come-to-Jesus moment.
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