There's Nothing Like Aussie Honesty 🤣🤣 

Especially here in NQ where we have the heat + 80-90 degree humidity! 😂😂😂

Honest to who!! 💯🔆♨️

Not in tassie, we have snow instead hahah

dont forget the fact that it also feels like we are in the ocean at the same time

I loved it as a kid ,we always looked forward too it …they were very clever …❤️🇦🇺

80s baby growing up in Western Sydney through the 90s I remember these very well

& when they started to come out, we all thought 'how revolting'!

@@fishnchips8132 honestly, I still do. But I CAN appreciate the iconic levels of kitsch.

Also its Daylesford they charge you for just breathing the air there.

and will steal your redfin from your catch bag if they have half a chance. 🤣 Them and Rakalai.

The Movie Pitch Black. Starring Vin Diesel.Filmed in Coober Pedy in the early 2000s. How you got mad max and a space ship mixed up is anyones guess😂

I presume there isn't high humidity though, which would help. Here in Brisbane it's been very humid recently. I don't know how people live in Cairns or Darwin.

@@bencodykirk Normally you would be dead right. I've been here 15 years and it's only humid for an hour or two after a rain. This year we've had constant high humidity since the new year. Unheard of.

Nnnnnnooman!

@@twinflamelovepotion Hellooooo, Jerry!

@@bencodykirk 😂😂

Agreed! Although I believe I'm probably a bit further down than you! I'm in gympie

Absolutely, I've only felt humidity like in Brisbane now was when I was living in Darwin 20 odd years ago.

@@clubsprt Im in Brisbane but I havent felt humidity like this since I left FNQ 30 years ago and as you probably know too, its relentless. Ive been following a really informative weather channel on yt called Force Thirteen AU and he is predicting a cat 5 cyclone that will hit just south of Townsville, come over land and spln back out to sea down near us here in Brissy and it looks huge...

Yep….we’re all on tenterhooks in Townsville NQ at the moment. 35 degree temps over the next couple of days with high humidity and waiting to see what this damned low is going to do! The low is expected to develop into a cyclone tomorrow, then fly in and start hitting us as a Cat 3 or 4 on Wednesday with the eye crossing on Thursday morning! 😳😱😬😬

@@Cyannah117 good luck and stay safe, I'm just down the road in Brisbane, lived in the ville for 5 years a while back though.

Love it ❤

Haha totally 😅

Well, google maps were developed by Australians, but our government was too short sited to make a deal with Alphabet opening a major office in Sydney. Maybe things could have been better?

​@@bucinskAussie governments are famous for killing local business. Our early wine industry killed off late 1800's.....rejuvenated in 1950's with world leading wines and then future taxed to make cooking wine more profitable . Movie industry taxed out of business allowing Hollywood to become No1. The list is endless.

@@bucinskgoogle maps translates to “go ogle” - nothing like total invasion of privacy combined with google earth.

We were staying at a resort in Port MacQuarrie, NSW and my Dad, who was in the early stage of dementia, twice tried to go through a sliding glass door that had no motif on it. I ended up using medical tape to put a big cross on each of the glass doors. I also wrote a complaint to the company.

Can someone setup a go fundme to get iwrocker out here?

Why do you call them that? =)

@@UncleJoeLITE Old time folk were lazy and instead of Iguana called them Goanna. Guess it was Guana originally, but evolved into its own form.

A Goanna is a monitor though so he wasn't wrong

​@@AndrewFishman. Gonna is only 1 aboriginal name for 1 species of lizard

Goanna is not an aboriginal name for anything @@shanevonharten3100

Like one should, right?

I have 2 HDT VL V8s. Despite the V8 rumble, I still get asked what boost it’s running….😮. It amazes me how many young people think that all VLs are turbos, and they only came in Calais and yellow SLs…….

Same in Australia, retailers by law have to honour the ticket price regardless if correct or not

Eggs...an instant meal. From a chook's arse straight to your plate! 😁😁 (Especially in my case, seeing as I have chooks!)

Can someone setup a go fundme to get iwrocker out here?

We called our cat buggerlugs😂

@@chookchook2451 yup still get boofhead from the old girl till this day

Haha my son is 28, still call him Boof

My dog, whose name is Harvey, responds to Boof as if its his name because I always ask him if he has to be such a boofhead. 😂@@maxfish4770

Is your dad English? My dad is from Nottingham, England and he used to use buggalugs all the time (maybe he still does - he's halfway around the world; I don't see him much any more).

AND the famous Sunbury Rock Festival in 1972 I think from memory

It is also the home of the ashes (cricket)

Can someone setup a go fundme to get iwrocker out here?

There’s a road that goes from Nabiac (NSW) through Dyers Crossing. West of the Dyers bridge, the entire road surface is patched potholes - not a single part of the original road left. I’ve heard locals call it “grandpa’s axe” and also joke that it’s where they send all the new council workers to learn how to fill potholes….

Can someone setup a go fundme to get iwrocker out here?

Here in Townsville NQ, we’ll probably be spending Australia Day still holed up or recovering from a Cat 3 cyclone. 😢 In saying that, Australia Day is a big part of Australian history and we are being asked by the indigenous community (and seemingly by a government under pressure) to wipe out our history and not celebrate it anymore in deference to them. History is history, it can’t be changed…yes there were atrocities perpetrated against the indigenous peoples by the first European settlers, but why can’t we just get past it as a nation and work together to build a better nation? Why do we have to scrub all painful history, it is what has grown us a nation. The last 20+ years have been years of change, with the balance leaning toward indigenous rights, and now indigenous rights are starting to overtake other Australian rights. The indigenous also perpetrated atrocities against the settlers…but that seems to have been forgotten or deemed as unimportant in the overall view. 😢 We need to respect everyone’s history and nationalities. Australia is a melting pot and is compromised of many, many nationalities and is a worldwide beacon for peace. Let go of the hate and embrace love for all, no matter your colour, creed, sexuality or whatever. ❤ BTW… never bring up the stolen generation to me…. Our indigenous community are not the only ones that had their children stolen by the Australian government! Many, many others had their children taken, especially migrants who were, in their eyes, single parents and women pregnant out of “wedlock”. 🤬 I was one of those children…..

@@Cyannah117 well said!

well for me I will support it. Yet I celebrate it differently as Australia came independent from Britain in 1901 which many for get

@littlecatfeet9064 There was no state of Queensland on Jan 26 1788, and there was also no Australia. When Philip landed the First Fleet in Farm Cove, he declared the colony of New South Wales as a British colony. The date wasn't even a public holiday until the 1990's. Some fools might have a Dutton Culture War party outside Woolworths to show them what's what, but all that they will be displaying is ignorace. I hope Kirrily leaves you no more than wet. We'll be thinking of you banana benders. Take care.

@@Cyannah117 The British colony of New South Wales was founded on Jan 26th, not the nation of Australia. This date brings pain to many. I'm glad you can kick up your bogan heels and celebrate the forming of a British jail in 1788.

12:34 what's this? It's Optus Stadium, and Belmont Park.(racecourse)

12:47 Cotteslow golf club. (keep in mind this image is rotated 90 degrees from what we're familiar with, with north at the left of map)