Australia: Come Naked!

@dyslexia,

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So which direction is north in Australia?

As someone who has done a lot of navigating in 'straylya', I can tell you it is always where you would least suspect.

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@Merry Andrew,

When you say naked, merry, you mean with just boxer shorts dont you ??? Shocked

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@Ionus,

I believe he means the state of undress where everything is for public display.

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@dyslexia,

dyslexia wrote:

So which direction is north in Australia?

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I can still be amazed by what I can learn using Google.

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@ehBeth,

Using that as your compass/travel guide will lead you ...

http://www.icis.com/blogs/asian-chemical-connections/FlatEarth.jpg

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@Ionus,

Ionus wrote:

When you say naked, merry, you mean with just boxer shorts dont you ???

Aw, c'mon. You'll never find true North that way.

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@ehBeth,

Gives new meaning to - true north, strong and free. Shocked

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Extensive personal research has revealed to me the direction of magnetic north, but I will require additional assistance to calibrate for deviance from the true ordinal.

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@patiodog,

I suspect you found magnetic south and assumed north to be in the opposite direction.

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I know several people who (claim to) have been naked at "The Cross". A good time was had by all apparently.
NB Kings Cross is a "colourful" suburb in Sydney and is commonly and affectionatly refered to as "The Cross"

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Q: Will I be able to see kangaroos in the street? (U.S.)

This actually happens on an infrequent basis in my town.

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@dyslexia,

dyslexia wrote:

So which direction is north in Australia?

Up.

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Question: about koala bears being called "drop bears". Is this a US thing ?

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@msolga,

I hope koala bears aren't the same as "drop bears" because drop bears are depicted as violent and malicious monstrosities!

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A: It's called a Drop Bear. They are so called because they drop out of gum trees and eat the brains of anyone walking underneath them.

http://features.cgsociety.org/galleryimages/5225/Drop_Bear.jpg

Heck of a tourist killer! Literally and figuratively! Wink

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EeeeeeeeeK!

That's not a cuddly koala! Shocked

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@msolga,

msolga wrote:

Question: about koala bears being called "drop bears". Is this a US thing ?

Oh dearie dearie dearie me Msolga.

An Australian who has never heard of drop bears?

Must be a damn Melbourne thing.

Drop bears are to koala bears as wittle cute kittens are to sabre toothed tigers.

Only drop bears are not extinct.

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@dlowan,

In the big city in the south we still call them koalas, Deb! Wink

You mean everyone else .....?

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@msolga,

No!!!

Drop Bears aren't koalas!!!

They are ravening, humicidal distant cousins of the furry little pissers!!!

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I'm never ever ever ever ever going to Australia. Those drop bears are just too scary!

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@boomerang,

Aw, go'wan. Compared to the things that slither through the grass or hide in your shoes and cars, they are downright cuddly.

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