Bugger = Oh my
Buggered = No longer works or tired
I'll be buggered or bugger me = surprised or shocked
bugger it = can no longer be bothered
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Bugger = Oh my
Buggered = No longer works or tired
I'll be buggered or bugger me = surprised or shocked
bugger it = can no longer be bothered
The back of beyond = The middle of no where
Whoop Whoop = A town in the back of beyond
Pullin ya leg = joking
The Sticks = The Bush
Ditch or Chuck = throw
Straight up = Honest
Beating around the bush = Procrastinating
Bonza = Very good
What.........No one has mentioned "G'day mate":smiley_thumbs_up:
Yeah.... You just did ya pelican................lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy
Pelican: A silly person......lol
Hit the sack......Go to bed!
Author not known
Donk = Engine
Bum stick: Cam shaft
Pong box: Muffler
Jimmy: Super Charger
Dead horse = Tomato Sauce
Don't know origin or author
Believe first used in Vic.
He's got a few roo's loose in the top paddock and
A stubby short of a six pack = Dumb Bastard
Bloody oath = it certainly is
Fair crack of the whip = Fair go