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We have pre packaged boiled eggs in Australia, my reaction was similar to the authors. Although, they'd be useful if you were on a break from work I guess. You can also buy pre mixed omlettes, as in you just pour it out of the carton into the pan. Who the fuck would be that lazy?… Read More

It's ok as a comparison. Also cookies are different to biscuits. Our biscuits are usually hard and crunchy whereas a cookie is soft centred.

If any of you ever find yourself close enough to Russell Crowe, please talk to him and treat him as if he wasn't a celebrity. He's actually happy to have a chat with his fans as long as you don't fangirl all over him. My Dad actually had a beer with him once. He does a lot for the… Read More

My brother's partner is Japanese, and he learned English mainly from watching Kath and Kim.. It's excellent, you've no idea what it's like hearing a Bogan/Japanese accent

Impulse deodorant was a big thing for 90s kids also, it was the only kind of deodorant that was used by girls when I was in high school

#14 is still my face when my partner eats something I hid in the cupboard

The Qantas one isn't really a jingle because it's a really well known Australian song. I sang it in school

The movie one is the WORST I had to sit through two hours of singing when I watched Into the Woods, holy shit I was struggling.

I live in Australia, so pretty much everything I hear in my head is in an Australian accent ?

You can't say that literally no one outside the US knows what a Dime is, people read. A dime is 10 cents and a Nickle is 5 cents. I'd much rather use these than just saying ten cents tbh