Thank you for watching me, a humble American, react to Most Aussie guys ever. This was hard for me to follow but I think I got it. Thanks for watching!
Translations: Stubbies = shorts (also a small beer bottle) Busted plugger = broken flip flop 000 = emergency (Aussie 911) Servo = gas station Oporto = a fast-food restaurant Tha Mootdangas - a fishing group/club Manager = girlfriend/wife/female partner Aussies have a strange habit of confronting criminals with whatever is available. Some notable incidents include: A Melbourne man used a coffee jar to fight off a car jacker An Adelaide man chased off a home invader with a didgeridoo A group of people in Sydney used a couple of cafe chairs and a milk crate to subdue a knife wielding murderer A Gold Coast grandmother chased, tackled and brought down a rather large man that had snatched her handbag. She got her handbag back.
I love how the Aussie slang just goes straight over your head Ryan lol, makes me proud to be an Aussie 🤣🤣🤣 best of luck for you, the Missus and of course the bub
@@AlexandraVioletta After reading that my mind instantly went to instead having a Dub version. Pretty telling that I probably watch too much Anime. Then I actually tgought it through and just couldn't help but laugh at the prospect of there being multiple english Dubs in various accents. Complete with appropriate localised translantions. Australian english, English english, Candian english & French-Canadian english, New Zealand english, Welsh english, Scotish english, Irish english etc. And of course a complete selection of the various American english dialects, like Southern, Bostonian, New Yorker etc. etc. The idea had me in stiches for a few mins, still chuckling a bit as I'm typing this out. I think the funniest part of it is considering Australian english Dubbing some super serious drama or something like Scarface...Tony Montana using a full on Fat Pizza/Houseo or Con the Fruiterer "Woggy" Australian accent...too perfect.
Plugger is a name given to a cheap rubber pair of flip flops (thongs)...the strap that goes from the sides of your foot to between your big and second toe are attached to the sole by a plug...a hole punched through the sole where the rubber strap is fastened.
@@wizeone549 i thought the OP gave a good explanation but if you're still confused, do u know what Havianas r? I know it's a brand but a lot of people use it as a generic term 4 thongs/flip flops/jandles if ur from nz but also known here as 'bush (or bogan) nikes'.
Pluggers are thongs on your feet the plug on the sole is what keeps them attached to your feet. When you blow a plugger, they become unwearable. Oporto's is a chicken place (better than KFC), wth a portuguese background. That guy knew what he was doing going full fledged Aussie bogan.
As an Aussie born and raised I found it difficult to understand… didn’t know what a plugger was. Outback regional areas outside the main cities have stronger Aussie accents, especially in Queensland.
I notice that everyone is quick to bring you up to speed on Thongs and Oporto but no one seems keen on taking on the term MOOTDANGA, so I'll jump in and clarify for you. MOOTDANGA is a slang term for Vagina. Yes, the Mootdanga Fishing Team is a thing lol :)
I have to say I’ve never heard that one. I’ve heard the first part of MOOTDANGA so I knew about that, I didn’t know the DANGA part. Well, I’m about to hit my half century and I’m still learning! Lol! 😂🤣😂
You're half right. Moot is a vagina and a danga is a piece of dried shit stuck in the fleece around a sheep's arse- also called a dag or a dingle-berry.
The first part is the vagina (also known as The Bitch Wrinkle) while danga (more widely used as Dag) is the poo hanging around the sheep's bum. Hope that cleared that up
I remember using back in the 1980s, but the surprising thing is that I rarely used it online until recently cos nobody understood me when I did use it.
How exciting for you both with a bub on the way !! all the very best wishes things go smoothly. Loved your reaction, even us aussies have a little trouble following the video too haha
Yeah QLDers have a bent n sticky accent. I’ve lived in Sydney now 38 years, moved from Japan, I found their accent to be the hardest to understand more north you go, accent gets stronger especially if you’re born local You’ve helped me to see australian from outside view Australia like to have a good laugh, especially Karl n his team. I watch news from around the world, news is considered as a formal ways of communication, so having a good laugh maybe considered as unprofessional
Hilarious watching you try to figure out what’s going on. I came to comment and wish you and your missus (aussie for Mrs ie Wife) all the very best for your labour and birth. Very exciting! You guys get any sleep and rest you can before bub (aussie for baby) arrives x
This is to understanding Aussie is equivalent to throwing you off a jetty to teach you to swim 😂. Here’s sending best wishes for the birth of your baby, Keep practicing the Aussie slang so you can teach him right mate 😜
And I thought living in Western Sydney taught me all them slangs, and they just keep coming. And of course, it's gotta be a "James" that saves the day~!! Well done boys~!
He’s not speaking a different language to us Aussies - we understand yobbos when they speak - meet them or hear them regularly especially here in Cairns Australia 😂😂😂🇦🇺
You will be a Dad in time for our Aussie Fathers Day. It’s celebrated the first Sunday in September . Best wishes looking forward to hearing the great news. 🤗
Holy crap @Ryan! I’ve been counting down!! We’ll done mate and good luck with your new family. Hoping your wife has an easy labour. So sorry we’re difficult to understand at times. Gotta admit, I didn’t understand half the sh!t these guys were saying in this clip either. And I’m Australian born and bred. GOOD LUCK with the first few weeks! So happy for you.
This is sooooo embarrassingly Aussie 😂 Pluggers are cheap rubber flip flops (what we call thongs) and 000 is our equivalent of 911 ... but don't worry; I couldn't follow everything the bearded guy said either! Wishing you and your wife all the best for your son's birth 😊
Hi Ryan, another couple of Aussie slang words for you. Trouble and strife = wife. Billy lid = kid. Just thought i would tell you these. Wishing you the best for you and your family.
A guy tried to hijack a plane to Tasmania, so some passengers on the plane, tackled the high jacker and dragged him on the floor, then they sat on top of him until the plane landed.
I’m so proud to be an Aussie. Fun, belligerent, and brave. Oooh big congratulations for you new babe. Tell Mama I wish her good health and happiness. Name please.
Good show mate, Laughed my arse off and please keep up the good work . WE do like a good piss take over here and as you may have guessed we really dont care if people think we have a few roos lose in the top paddock anyway all the best to you and yours and the new squidly ,remember to get some rest and some alone time for you and your missus.
So this is probably about 8 years old. The Today show did a catch up earlier this year, James still works there (but has lost the beard). You can find it on RU-vid.
Ryan, not long to go now! I hope the birth of your son is amazing. I know your wife will love being a mum (we don’t use the term mom) and you will love being a dad. Try to get some sleep in now, because once bubs comes home, sleepless nights will become the norm - unless you are very blessed (I slept through the night from the age of 6 weeks, so it can happen!) 💜💜💜
Fella on the left is a handsome bugger. Without his David Attenborough forethought we’d never have this glorious footage. I’m sure he met a couple of ladies from this. Aussie mates typically work not dissimilar to a farmer & their sheepdog. One will be up front, in everyone’s business, the other will be more quietly participating from a higher up vantage point. It’s the quiet ones you’ve gotta watch. Their zingers will slice you in half.
You really made me laugh watching this one. Be nice to your wife tomorrow. When I had my first my Mother in law told my husband to take a good book and stay in the waiting room so I didn’t disturb him. 👀She also told him that babies just fall out. My son took 4 1/2 days to just fall out and my husband is still sorry.
Ryan, I am a Aussie but I leaned four new slang words today that I never heard of before watching this video and reading grandma goose comment. Those 4 words are busted plugger, Oporto, mootdangas, and manager. Cheers to you.
@@patriciadawson4164 - I remember watching this interview, and laughing so bloody much - I hadn’t heard “mut” since the late 70s, in far North Queensland 😂😂😂 (I wasn’t sure about the spelling - I’d never seen it written - and I was wondering, so thanks)
Handy Hint (if you're not already aware) - a busted plugger is able to be fixed temporarily without much trouble using the plastic bread loaf 'tie' that most brands of bread use in Aus).
@@daniellesymons1569 True, but now that you know about it, you can always just cut any old piece of plastic or solid-enough material into the same shape as one :)
@@garros true mate lol would’ve come in handy when my boys were younger and busted a thong at an inconvenient time. I would’ve carried some in my bag lol
@@daniellesymons1569Back when things were a reasonable price, I wouldn't have dreamed of fixing some thongs, but now that a pair of Haviannas is about $30 or more, and whilst they are usually fairly good quality, they don't always live up to their brand name. I've had perfectly good pairs pop out within a couple of weeks, and I discovered that if you can get a good piece of robust plastic that's also thin enough not to ruin the feel of the thongs, you can superglue the clip in place and prevent wasting hard-earned money. When you buy so much online like I do, returning stuff that's worth that kind of money is a real pain the butt and hardly worth the trouble, so I've really appreciated being able to simply fix a pair in the circumstances I mentioned. But really, paying $40-odd for thongs, however stylish and/or blinged up they are is absurd, obviously, but I do it because I like what I like in t3rmw of style and comfort, as well as colour, and I have big feet and Haviannas have the sizes I need in all their lines, so it ends up being worth it for me as long as they live up to my expectations of quality, and they have been fairly reliable, to be fair. Let's face it, some people's feet are so disgusting and fungus-ridden that I'd pay more than $50 to shout them some thongs so their feet can bloody breathe and feel the disinfecting power of good old sunshine on them. lol It's cheaper than buying anti-fungal creams and seeing a podiatrist... not to mention having no friends because no-one can get near you hahaha
@@garros I totally agree! I can’t live without thongs. I was always barefoot as a kid and hated shoes. And yeah I think nothings better for your feet that fresh air.
G’Day mate, Don’t worry about it. I live in Queensland and wouldn’t have a clue about half of what they said. I’m guessing pluggers are what you would call flip flops. Regardless, pretty ballsy what they did. You were correct, 911 equivalent here is 000. Congrats and best wishes on the birth of your son……. Of course, you know if you were here and going to a public hospital, it would be free😉. Take care.
A little detail on PLUGERS.. Thongs / flipflops.. the bit that goes between the toes & both sides of the foot, are attached to the sole are held together by plugs.. & if you hear an Aussie say "double plugers" they are talking about the flipflops / thongs that have 2 plugs both sides of the foot . And a blowout means either a side strap or the toe pice has pulled out of sole of the thong.
Hi, um!!! The Gold Coast is SE Queensland from the border with NSW to Logan Sth of Brisbane. Were not exactly The Out Back🤗❤️ and it was a Mower repair shop at Nerang GC, cheers American Mate 🤠
I like that you use the term "arvo", but a quick tip, we dont usually add anything to it like "good arvo" its always just "arvo", you might though ask "how is / was your arvo"
It’s Ryan’s catchphrase. He’s such a lovely young bloke. He’s taken arvo and made a phrase that is uniquely ‘Ryan’. He’s such a lovely man who just loves Australia. He’s been keeping us entertained. He’s a sweetheart.
Hi Ryan, plugger is slang for flip flops and the plug in cheap flip flops or (we usually call them thongs)where the toe bit goes through looks a bit like a plug and when that breaks then pluggers are buggered(broken). Cheers from Aussie land
Blowout = accident or problem down and out. Guns= Muscles aussie slang. Jim Beam = pub bottle o = liquor store. Busted= broken . Pluggers = Thongs = flip flops we call them Thongs. As an Aussie, we always give each other a hard time its Aussie nature. Taking the Mickey out of friends etc.
I think he threw the car keys in that vent - I heard them drop before he called out "call the cops". Possibly thought if he was holding onto them they'd attack him. As for plugger, as an Aussie living in Australia 62 years never heard of it. Had to look it up. We call them thongs but you call them flip flops. He had them on when he took the keys out of the ignition.
Oporto's - an Australian Portuguese chicken restaurant chain. They sell roast Portuguese-style chicken sandwiches and burgers. They make great chilli sauce too.
