" What does Australia Day mean to you?"

Adam Gilchrist.

Edited by Joffa: 17/1/2015 11:38:55 PM

Day off.

"Don't prejudice the apple! Do you like to prejudice the apple?!"
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Does it have to mean something? I am almost completely detached from the meaning all public holidays but that doesn't mean I need them any less

Asian Cup semi-final. Is it the one in Sydney? If it's the one in Newy that'd be better for me. Much easier to get to ANZ after work than Newcastle.

Day after my birthday carnts. Pretty sweet to always have the day off.

Day off.

A day to see people become American in celebrating our national day. Also lamb on the spit

Beer, BBQ and mates

Back in my day it meant Big Day Out was around the corner.

Now it's Triple J and Taylor ****ing Swift

Anz game is Aust Day. Newy the day after.

Works out an absolute dream for me :cool:

Edited by pv4: 18/1/2015 10:05:57 AM

pig and lamb on the spit, family & friends a keg, pool party and the triple JJJ hottest 100 blasting out.....yipppeeeeeee

Sounds like you need to shake it off, mate.

I knew you were trouble when you logged in.

:lol: =d> well done

Double time and a half work rates

Parents wedding anniversary, beer, Asian Cup Semi, pool, beer pong, backyard cricket, hottest hundred, sex, lamb, resisting pingas, beer.


Or work. Not sure which yet.

"What is the point of Australia day if we are not with Australians?"

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We lived in Perth for a couple of years and they seem to celebrate Australia Day more than the east coast.

Perthians really don't consider themselves truly Australian. Remember, they weren't all that keen on joining the rest of Australia back in 1901. Quite frankly, I reckon the majority of them wouldn't mind being their own country.

At least we wouldn't have to put up with all their whinging about not getting international football games, and them complaining about the heat, and having to play games at ridiculous times to accommodate time slots for sports where 90% plus of the viewing public are on the East Coast.

I say let Western Australia become it's own nation, and then we invade them for their resources. It would mean having to recall all the SAS troops based in Perth, but that's easy enough.

At least Perth would sell out a Socceroos game

Perth is such a beautiful place but they were still a bit behind the east coast on a few things when I was there.

They had the referendum on Daylight Savings when I was there and it got voted against.. I will never understand that!

In 1933 they voted to secede from the Commonwealth http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Australian_secession_referendum,_1933

Perth away the day before