Ask An Aussie Anything

It was Nuke who asked it, wasn't it!?

Are Australiens aliens?

What kind of tree down there do you think is best?

Do Koala's do the kooky with the Tasmanian Devils?

Originally posted by Nuke Nixon
What's the most ridiculous Aussie-related thing anyone has ever said or asked you?

this little asian fella kept using the word "deadly" in his discusions to try and be more aussie
didnt work

Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
Are Australiens aliens?

only the ones who pee through their fingers ...

Originally posted by Nuke Nixon
What kind of tree down there do you think is best?

don't think i spelt it right
lets go with gum tree then

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Do Koala's do the kooky with the Tasmanian Devils? [/B]

What's the shittiest part of Australia?

the Bogan parts...

depends what you define as shitty, for you probably the desolate desert bits

Is it true that Rabbits almost destroyed, Australia?

they did alot of damage to the vegetation and argiculture business in terms of domestic and trade produce capabilities

Originally posted by Genesis-Soldier
the Bogan parts...

depends what you define as shitty, for you probably the desolate desert bits

Please Iived in Nevada.

Summers legitimately killed people.

Hell, in Vegas, you didn't cool down underneath the shade. You boiled down to a simmer

fair enough

Originally posted by Genesis-Soldier
fair enough

😛

No not fair... you need... to.. pay me back 😉

You call that a knife?

Originally posted by Genesis-Soldier
eculyptus tree
love em

Follow up question... what's the logging industry like in AUS, you guys get to clear cut trees or are most protected... you have to import your lumber?

"Imports and Exports
In the forest and wood products sector, as in all industries, global trade is important for our national prosperity. In 2009 Australia’s wood and wood products exports were valued at $2.3 billion with imports worth $4.4 billion. The majority of wood and wood products imported into Australia are those that we cannot produce at all, or in volumes sufficient to meet local demand." http://growingcareers.com.au/Industry/Australias-Forest-and-Wood-Products-Industry

seems to be good so far although i personally don't know about our logging statistics

but there are HUGE amounts of protected forestry areas in australia