rack off (1 Viewer)

[rampz]

do australians actually say this?

 

[ms.b.haven]

no. but there is a summer bay and shrimps do go on barbi's

 

[rampz]

i thought so, i dont remember any of the skinheads in romper stomper telling the gooks to rack off back to vietnam.

no. but there is a summer bay and shrimps do go on barbi's

 

[ms.b.haven]

no, i actually heard it was the other way 'round. but when the gooks said it, it was "wack off" - the ozzy's found that very sexually appealing to the ear and began wanking each time it was said to them - that's where the saying "i whacked off last night" came from.


interesting

 

[oh shit]

they do say it.
best phrase i picked up in australia was "get fucked"
which isn't unheard of here, but was used so viciously by one person in particular that it took on a new, superior meaning.

 

[rampz]

deadly, i must go up to asian supermarket and ask the staff if they know any australian swear words. il have my love eggs inserted just in case i get any sexual gratification.

no, i actually heard it was the other way 'round. but when the gooks said it, it was "wack off" - the ozzy's found that very sexually appealing to the ear and began wanking each time it was said to them - that's where the saying "i whacked off last night" came from.


interesting

 

[ms.b.haven]

eh,ok.

i'm not allowed to reply to this thread anymore

 

[billygannon]

they do say it.
best phrase i picked up in australia was "get fucked"
which isn't unheard of here, but was used so viciously by one person in particular that it took on a new, superior meaning.

Are you that Northern Irish guy in Neighbours?

 

[oh shit]

Are you that Northern Irish guy in Neighbours?

you mean the one who doesn't know how to read and write?
yes. yes i am.

 

[rampz]

ah gwan.

eh,ok.

i'm not allowed to reply to this thread anymore

 

[ms.b.haven]

no i got given out to for repeating something that you said!!

anyway

ah gwan.

 

[rampz]

about love eggs?

no i got given out to for repeating something that you said!!

anyway

 

[ms.b.haven]

hard boiled or runny

 

[Cormcolash]

Are you that Northern Irish guy in Neighbours?

That guy was 3 years below me in school.

 

[pad]

That guy was 3 years below me in school.

yes they do say it,
and that guy apparently didn't tell any of his family or no-one that he was going to be on the show, or that he was on the show for months, and so his uncle and aunt tuned in to see him on the telly and were suitably shocked.
i think they were more surprised to discover that he couldn't read or write.

 

[La La]

best phrase i picked up in australia was "get fucked"

the Kiwis say it ten times better. something along the lines of 'git facked'
kiwis and aussies all say 'eh' after a sentence. kiwis say 'pin' instead of pen, and instead of representative, they say 'riprisintatuv'

my dad's a full blooded aussie and while he never used to say 'rack off' much, when he drank too much he was 'maggot as fack'

 

[taubstumm]

kiwis and aussies all say 'eh' after a sentence.

hey there, fuckface-eh
hey there, fuckface-eh

 

[RSJ]

My favourite thing about the ozzies is how they referr to booze as piss, eg "the faking flan pwhored away me piss befoa i kud drink et!"

 

[Cormcolash]

yes they do say it,
and that guy apparently didn't tell any of his family or no-one that he was going to be on the show, or that he was on the show for months, and so his uncle and aunt tuned in to see him on the telly and were suitably shocked.
i think they were more surprised to discover that he couldn't read or write.

Yeah it's tough where we're from, we've only got one of the best education systems in the world with a really high literacy rate, tough going.

 

[kevin gallen]

did someone say home and away