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I never realised just how much we loved to use words like "Piss" in so many different ways. Apart from, Pissin Down: heavy downpour of rain Get Pissed/ or Gettin on the Piss: getting drunk (drink too much and you'll shitfaced and/or legless) Gettin Pissed Off/or Gettin Pissie: angry or agro; tell someone to Piss Off: get away Gettin Pissed On: When a person/people are criticising you quite harshly for unknown reasons. Piss Fart Around/ Piss Fartin Around: just wastin time doin nuffin (nothing); doing things at a leisurely pace Pissin in someone's pocket: lying to them Pisshead: a drunkard or drunk person Pissin ya self larfin (laughing): self-explanatory Something or someone was so funny... Piss Up: a party or gathering where alcohol is served
I bloody walked into someone's gross fart today and it was down the end where I existed, so I was hoping nobody would walk down and think that thing was mine XD
I cooked for him in Cairns yrs ago and he got very angry with the waiters/ bar staff when they asked him for autographs. My opinion of him went down at that point.
The comedy show that you watched has a lot of commedians all do a very quick set to show off many who is apart of the Comedy Festival. He'd be in town doing his own solo shows every other night of the Comedy Festival.
Carl does great observational comedy. He's also the embodiment of ADHD train of thought let loose. This was extra fast as it was a 10 minute slot not his own show.
@@liviabaggio1543 I have to agree with that, social media has gone crazy with the American Political craziness, I'm just glad we're not going through it
When I moved from London to Newcastle in Nsw Aus, one of the first things I saw on Aussie tv was Carl Barron on the Footy show. I had no idea about ‘footy’-rugby league but he was so funny. Years later I met him. He was one of the most genuine people I’ve ever met. Recently he made a small film which you can find online and his most recent special “Drinking with a fork” is very funny. He is in life what you see on stage.
I would just like to say, to Ryan, the way to pronounce emu is ‘EEM-YOU’ also as an Australian, I’m currently drinking tea, and listening to the British national anthem and the Aussie one at the same time- just cause I felt like it, Happy fourth of july to Americans And Fifth of July to the Aussies
@@Dr_KAP well... I'd argue those place names are accent dependent (especially "Norlens") whereas emu has aways been pronounced with a palatal consonant. Americans can do it if they try - they don't say "ooniversity" for that higher education institution! 😉
You need to watch the one where Carl makes up his own language. He is really clever and he ends it with every sound he made up in the correct place. Yes, he was a roof tiler.
I believe it's illegal in California..but some high density areas went off with fireworks. I love the yanks for collective disobedience for things that matter to them. Imagine 4th of July without fireworks..not a chance mate.😊
Pisser can also mean pub or toilet.. Going to the pisser. Like most Oz words, meaning varies with facial expression, voice tone, situation and who says it to whom.
Can I say, Ryan, how much I admire your ability to type something you want to google without looking at your keyboard? It's a SUPERPOWER that you younguns have! We oldies had to teach ourselves and it was always the wrong most basic way.
The different ways the word piss or pissing can be used 1. Someone can be pissed, drunk 2. Someone can be Pissed, angry. To know the difference when hearing it, its all on the inflection. To really emphasised the P means angry. 3. It can be pissing down, for added emphasises - pissin down cats and dogs. rain, the rain is extremely heavy 4. Someone can be piss fartin around, they are wasting time. Not doing much.. what the americas call "lolygagging" which sounds a sex fetish bdsm thing 5. Something or someone is a pisser, pissa, is very funny. 6. Going to a piss up, means one is going to attend a party with alot of booze. So if someone asks you to attend a piss up, it has nothing to do with sexual fetishes. So you can go to an outdoor piss up, and while at the party get so pissed that you dont notice its pissing down, and end up getting pissed at someone for piss fartin around and blocking your path stopping you from having a piss.
Yeah the comedy festival has a "gala" event every year where many comedians get 5 minute spots. You get a feel for who they are and then you can go see the ones you like the best.
Saying that it was a pisser during the 4th of July (correct) was also a pisser that you said it. Pisser - A letdown Pisser - Raining Pisser - Funny remark You're becoming Australian mate, these are all worrying signs for your neighbors.
Paul Hogan worked as a rigger on the Sydney Harbour Bridge before he became a comedian. He entered a talent show called "New Faces" - the basis of the spoof section of Hey Hey It's Saturday's "Red Faces" - as a "tap dancing knife thrower", and his career launched from there because he was so popular. So going from labourer to comedian is a path well travelled, it seems.
I watched this when it 1st came out. Dead set no word of a lie. A couple of days later I went to visit my mum and little sister at my sisters house. And we were on the back veranda (patio, deck, landing, porch) sitting around a garden table, and my mother was bringing out some snacks or drinks (something irrelevant to the story any way). When all of a sudden, her body contorted in a weird manner, and she pulled the oddest expression I've ever seen on her face and stared straight at me. Seeing this, I instinctly asked her, "What the bloody hell are you doing, mum?" To which she responded "I'M FARRING!" Chuckled at me then went about what she was doing. Needless to say I lost my sh1t laughing at her and promptly told her and my sisters family to go and watch the new Carl Barron Special.
Fluff is referring to things floating in the air He was saying when he was watching the person tal to themselves, he was talking to HIMself as he was watching and he said someone was probably looking at HIM saying “That guys talking to himself”
Don't worry; I'm an Aussie and I couldn't understand most of what he was saying either 😅 except for the fart jokes, bc no matter how old you are, they're still funny 😂
You would say "it's pissing down" if it's raining hard... But a "pisser" is a get together that's primary purpose is consuming as much alcohol as possible
0:20 "It's pissing down" is the correct phrase. Also, we don't really say "Good arvo" here as a greeting, I mean you can say it if you like and some people do, but in general, we say good afternoon when greeting someone as it flows more naturally. The "Arvo" slang is used for laziness and to state a broad window of time, for example, "Yeah I'll drive around this arvo". Or "I'll call you back in the arvo". Or "Yeah CBF maybe this arvo, I'll let you know later". In general, that's its use.
Carl Barron is a pissa, he talks about random everyday stuff that we've all done or witnessed, thats why we laugh so much. He is a mad bastard, but we love mad bastards, hell we've got em running the Country 😂
Could you do a video on Australian songs/singers? Example - John Farnham and Melb symphony “you’re the voice”, Electric Fields “from little things big things grow”, Ice House “Great Southern Land”, Red Gum “Only 19”.
You should look up Jon English he was a very funny Australian comedian my favourite is when he did the play The Pirates of Penzance but he has a lot of other funny stuff too
Hey Ryan, just a bit of medical info you might be interested… there are some risks of holding in a sneeze such as a ruptured eardrum, rupture of superficial blood vessels to the eye or nose, throat or neck pain, and less commonly, rupture of a brain aneurysm or rib fractures.
A "Pisser" in Australia either refers to something that is seriously funny. For example, "Carl told a pisser of a joke last night". Or it can also refer to the toilet. Example: "Where's the pisser mate?" or "Q. Where's Ryan? ... A. He's in the pisser".
Yep, down on the cenny coast too. It's Vic that needs the rain. Rural Victoria is screaming for it, cause they've been in drought. It's really affecting the farmers
Calling it a pisser is perfect 😂 thats like saying its wrecked and raining at the same time. Cos you can say its pissing down (rain), and he's pissed (drunk or angry)
Australian roofs are called tiles but they are actually made of cement so they're Cement Tiles. They are heavy and very rarely blown off by heavy winds. PS: The topic on the guy talking to himself, Carl says: (Weirdo) The Wanker lock him up.
You should checkout Wil Anderson he's a great comedian, very clever. The new wave we have coming through now have no idea whats funny, its all kiddy humour quick easy laughs but very simple you know whats coming stuff. Wil has a few dvd's out, but Wilosophy was his first, very funny, & he ties everything together by shows end. Give him a watch, I'm a huge fan, just love the way he breaks things down & puts things in perspective, hope you like him.
