American reacts to How To Drive in Austalia (by Russell Coight) 

might be pretty, but they are galahs in how they behave

@@mehere8038 I love galahs ( of the feathered variety).

@@cjlloyd53 me too :) I actually see both varieties more as clowns than idiots because of this :)

@@mehere8038 Another good descriptor.

Alf Stewart from Home & Away uses it all the time 🤣🤣🤣

Not many know this, and we have used it to good effect

😂😂😂😂

That would've been SO cool 👍😎 but yeah, counter productive 😂

Quoits: A game in which players toss rings at a stake, called the hob. A ring that encircles the hob scores two points for the thrower; a ring closer to the hob than an opponent’s scores one. The rings are usually made of iron and weigh about three pounds, but rope or rubber rings are also used. It has been said that the game was played in Roman-occupied Britain (1st-5th century), or it may have been developed in medieval Britain, perhaps when peasants heated and bent horseshoes into rings and tossed them at iron pegs driven into the ground.

@@Jeni10 A much more eloquent explanation than mine.

@@johnpage7735 That’s because I took the wording from the internet definition. 😜

@@Jeni10 I may be wrong, but I feel sure there were no horse shoes back in the 1st to 5th century.

@@phil6506 Internet search revealed this: “The earliest forms of horseshoes can be found as early as 400 BC. Materials used ranged from plants, rawhide and leather strap gears referred to as “hipposandals” by the Romans.”

also combine with D Generation and some from Fast Forward before the ones you've mentioned... funny as, from Australian sense of humour...

I wonder if Ryan has the stamina to react to The Dish... probably makes a nice nexus between Australian and US culture.

Frontline was one of the funniest shows in the history of Australian TV

Were they responsible for that tap dancing with the metal work boots?

Everything they did was genius

I don't think you know what sarcasm is!

@@Smoshy16 Clearly you don't.

There's over 30 towns called Manchester on this planet. USA has at least 5 or 6 of these. Jamaica has some too, but it seems most places do. So Australia could have one of those as well.

Update they do. It's a county. And a chain of shops selling bedlinnen.

@@ebbhead20 Firstly, when someone says "Manchester", everyone knows they're talking about England unless they specify some other place (like if someone says "London' - there are a lot of 'London's in the world, but if you say you're from London without adding a country, people will always assume England). Second, the woman had a strong Manc accent - listen to any Mancunian talk and you'll immediately connect the dots. Also, "Manchester House' (the linen store), was named that because it sells linen, which in Australia is also called 'manchester', due to the fact that all Australian linen was originally made in and imported from Manchester, England.

My dad drove in some of the Redex trials.

He didnt have to stretch it too far. I love the one where he goes fishing with the bloke who gets on the piss all day.

Glenn Robbins is one of the funniest human beings on the planet.

Upper middle class bogan' aswell.

Unfortunately, this idiot is implying that the skits are genuine advices. It's a comedy production and always was.

I wanna see Russell Coight take Uncle Arthur on an all Aussie Adventure!

@@Rob-fc9wgAnd Kel Knight can drive them in the Daewoo.

Must have been one stale fruitcake 😂

Lol

@@anneloving8405 fruitcake never goes stale.

That's gold. He was a blue dog right.

@@nickgeiger1242 Golden lab.

Sure do 🤣🤣🤣

Or understand 😂😂

SOME Aussies.I actually think the humour is pretty bland and corny.But hey,each to their own.

Hey some people drive a landcruiser and some drive a corolla

it's the wildlife which are in peril🤣

We're NOT American so you can write batshit ... we're NOT precious here !! 😂😂

Is your name Russell then?

A Bluey is also an incontinence pad

Bluey's Mum, Chilli is a Red Heeler.

or the one in Tassy at the moment is believed dead from the cold, last I heard the body still hadn't been found though & they hadn't officially switched to body recovery, are still calling it a "search & rescue". Car's found, but not her

​@mehere8038 it's been ridiculously cold here in Tas even for the middle of winter, unless she's found somewhere or someway to keep warm and dry, the outcome won't be good.

@@angelavinen2881 sad :( & yet another reason not to leave your car & go wandering off into the bush alone, with no phone reception & no emergency alert devices & no-one knowing in detail where you are going or when you are returning. If people are going into the bush on their own, they can buy tiny, light weight Epirbs that they can activate in an emergency, and/or they can go to a local police station & give their details & their planned route & return date, so that authorities know if something has happened & can start searching in a timely manner. Even better is to take someone with you in addition to the above, but the above are options for people who want to risk their lives alone in the Aussie bush. People need to grasp just how extreme & potentially dangerous our conditions really are!

Yep. They got absolutely smashed in the comment when it was originally posted to social media. 🤣

What are you torking aboot?

Awesome answer 😂 👍

No, hes Australian

A true blue Auzzie

This persona is a well know comedian it's all BS

haha lol - just like the henry lawson short story - the loaded dog / with the line - 'ows the fishin' dave

@@jimlofts5433 😆 I think I have seen a painting of that story.

Hope the 4wd was a complete write off. Karma

Arseholes