Is it true that Australians are rude?

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DOG BREATH!

Go fellate a carrot, Wabbit . . . the men are talkin' here . . .

May your chooks turn into emu and kick your dunny down!!!

GET IN BE FKIN HIND ya flea bitten mongrel

Talking?


I thought it was a massed fart chorus.

High five, marsupial sibling!

on the side bunny







down low

too slow

idjits!

That sounds accurate. :wink:

Well, duh! Brisbane, what were you thinking?

zackly!

what would you know cockroach

I think as Aussies, we just tell it like it is.
Some people call that blunt.
But we are not rude.
To me, it's just stating the obvious
But, most of us are polite, tolerant, friendly etc..
At least, we are here in Melbourne
(Not that they're not everywhere else in Australia)

Watch it there, you dumb roo!

bet youve never met a mexican Kangaroo before

I am new to this site and completely confused
I am a 17 year old Australian girl and i just want to let you know i think you are all a bit mad.
As i was attempting to do homework(a 5min speach on rude Aussies) i stumbled across this and i am facinated.
<aybe you could help me understand better... How are we ment to act[/I]
thanks
Amanda S

Amanda its true........... we are all mad here. mwwwahhhhha

seriously though there are some people in Oz who are rude. just as there are some people in thialand or africa or the U.S who are rude. There probably no more intentionally rude people in any one country. it may be worth noting that culture is related to rudeness.

New Yorkers have a manner about them that i find grates (pushy?) but this isnt intentional on their part and shouldn't be seen as rudeness. It is a product of their Individual environment. In fact perhaps its my fault for needing more personal time and space.

Swedes dont (i have been told ) need to say please and thank you for a request to be polite.

So what to you may seem rude is not to someone of another culture.

Is that helpfull at all.

By the how do you spell speech?

Re: Is it true that Australians are rude?


I am not sure but I find Glenn McGrath somewhat rude ...

I like his bowling, though.

A women told me the other day about going to a meeting rotary (i think but not sure) in India.

The guest speaker was giving his address to the meeting when his (the guest speakers) phone rang he stopped talking had a short conversation on the phone and returned to his speech.

In Australia this would be considered very rude and the speaker should just have turned off the phone, but she tells me, not in india.

Sadly its true. Indian people have no manners about 3 things

1. Dining Etiquettes.
2. Driving.
3. Phone manners.

I am one of them :wink: