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post #32
23 November 2007, 10:01 UTC#32
Didn't be bring LOADS of money to Australia?
post #33
23 November 2007, 10:05 UTC#33
Yeah, but his death has probably brought even more money in. So it's win-win for us.
post #34
23 November 2007, 11:45 UTC#34
QUOTE(Ross @ Nov 23 2007, 05:56 AM) [snapback]452163[/snapback]
We came 4th on the medal tally at the last Olympics. You guys came 10th. For a country with only 20 million people (less than the state of Texas) I think we moded you guys.


How many people do you think Britain has in it that are actually British? :laugh:

QUOTE(Idiot_Proof_Society @ Nov 23 2007, 06:36 AM) [snapback]452167[/snapback]

the convict cop-out is criminally overused... how many descendants of first generation aussies (Ie: Crims) do you think make up the population of Oz..What, like one percent?

Calm down Kangaroo Jack, notice the smiley in my post. I know you ancestors were used to raping anything that disagreed with them, but it wasn't really that serious :rolleyes:

QUOTE(Ross @ Nov 23 2007, 11:31 AM) [snapback]452180[/snapback]

Princess Diana's dead and you guys still haven't gotten over that.

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Australia 4 England 0

lol


Why get over something that brings in millions of pounds in tourist revenue every year? It's brilliant she died, we get loads of soppy yank tourists flocking to her silly fountain and STILL laying flowers there (wtf is that about anyway, its been 10 YEARS)

Also, a UTOPIA?! Lol a few hundred years ago the place wasn't exactly swarming with swimming pools and Burger Kings. It was a harsh environment that many died in, not a holiday camp :rolleyes:
post #35
23 November 2007, 12:31 UTC#35
Calm down guys, this argument is fucking useless.

I've got lots of mates living in the UK and British ex's and Im a born and bred Australian. I respect the UK as much as I do the U.S

Both countries are about as unique as you can get. You cant compare them, even trying is useless. Both are successful, rich, 1st world nations that most of the world would kill to live in so chill out.
post #36
23 November 2007, 15:54 UTC#36
I like the fact that Ross has based his argument for England being bad based on a study of living conditions in 2003 (the year we pwned you in the world cup final in Sydney) which consists of a picture with maps coloured in.

You know the criteria for which they based those results on? You even know if it's a credible study? I could take a world map and colour in some of the countries and say anything I want about them that doesn't prove anything.
post #37
23 November 2007, 19:52 UTC#37
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Nov 23 2007, 08:31 AM) [snapback]452196[/snapback]

Calm down guys, this argument is fucking useless.

I've got lots of mates living in the UK and British ex's and Im a born and bred Australian. I respect the UK as much as I do the U.S

Both countries are about as unique as you can get. You cant compare them, even trying is useless. Both are successful, rich, 1st world nations that most of the world would kill to live in so chill out.


Fuck Russia though.
post #38
23 November 2007, 20:25 UTC#38
QUOTE(corus @ Nov 23 2007, 04:54 PM) [snapback]452202[/snapback]

I like the fact that Ross has based his argument for England being bad based on a study of living conditions in 2003 (the year we pwned you in the world cup final in Sydney) which consists of a picture with maps coloured in.

You know the criteria for which they based those results on? You even know if it's a credible study? I could take a world map and colour in some of the countries and say anything I want about them that doesn't prove anything.

Just go to wikipedia and look under the title poverty. The following graphs clearly demonstrate we come out on top in life-expectancy and income inequality which are two of the three variables (or 'criteria') used when measuring 'standard of living'. I just like that map because it looks cool. If you can find me a 'credible study' that proves me wrong then go right ahead. You have rebutted nothing. And admit it, we do pwn you at sport. 5-0 Ashes series anyone?

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Also, a UTOPIA?! Lol a few hundred years ago the place wasn't exactly swarming with swimming pools and Burger Kings. It was a harsh environment that many died in

That's just an ignorant statement. The places where England established their first colonies were in temperate climates Not only that, but over 2/3's of our population still live in this area because it's the most comfortable.

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Both countries are about as unique as you can get. You cant compare them, even trying is useless. Both are successful, rich, 1st world nations that most of the world would kill to live in so chill out.

I'd hardly say this is a heated flame war...just a little bit of cross-commonwealth fun. Image file not present in the recovered backup

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Why get over something that brings in millions of pounds in tourist revenue every year? It's brilliant she died, we get loads of soppy yank tourists flocking to her silly fountain and STILL laying flowers there (wtf is that about anyway, its been 10 YEARS)

Yeah...but your princess is dead lol
post #39
23 November 2007, 23:30 UTC#39
*BUMP*

I have some more points to make before I leave for the day:
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How many people do you think Britain has in it that are actually British?

How is that even an argument? How many people in America would you consider truly 'American'? They have a higher rate of 'ethnicity' than you guys. Much higher. And they pwn at the Olympics. It doesn't really matter who is British and who isn't. Population number alone is the only variable in this argument that's relevant. Having said that, our performance was pretty impressive.

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Why get over something that brings in millions of pounds in tourist revenue every year? It's brilliant she died, we get loads of soppy yank tourists flocking to her silly fountain and STILL laying flowers there

Well done, you used precisely the same argument as I used to justify the importance of Steve Irwin's death :laugh:

P.S. Here's a summation of a temperate climate:
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The region's climate is typified by warm summers and mild winters, with temperatures averaging close to 20°C


If that's not a utopia, I don't know what is. If you can name me one country (aside from Mongolia) that did have swimming pools and burger kings a hundred years ago, then I'll give you props. Sure, they started from scratch here, but they did the same in Canada, the U.S. and New Zealand as well--all three also happen to mod the U.K. :tongue:

Australia=Epic Win

End. I pwn your whole country alone.
post #40
24 November 2007, 10:14 UTC#40
Kevin Wins. Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #41
24 November 2007, 11:07 UTC#41
No one cares.

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post #42
24 November 2007, 21:39 UTC#42
QUOTE(Ross @ Nov 24 2007, 01:30 AM) [snapback]452241[/snapback]

*BUMP*

I have some more points to make before I leave for the day:
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How many people do you think Britain has in it that are actually British?

How is that even an argument? How many people in America would you consider truly 'American'? They have a higher rate of 'ethnicity' than you guys. Much higher. And they pwn at the Olympics. It doesn't really matter who is British and who isn't. Population number alone is the only variable in this argument that's relevant. Having said that, our performance was pretty impressive.

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Why get over something that brings in millions of pounds in tourist revenue every year? It's brilliant she died, we get loads of soppy yank tourists flocking to her silly fountain and STILL laying flowers there

Well done, you used precisely the same argument as I used to justify the importance of Steve Irwin's death :laugh:

P.S. Here's a summation of a temperate climate:
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The region's climate is typified by warm summers and mild winters, with temperatures averaging close to 20°C


If that's not a utopia, I don't know what is. If you can name me one country (aside from Mongolia) that did have swimming pools and burger kings a hundred years ago, then I'll give you props. Sure, they started from scratch here, but they did the same in Canada, the U.S. and New Zealand as well--all three also happen to mod the U.K. :tongue:

Australia=Epic Win

End. I pwn your whole country alone.


Mate you need to get more third person sexual contact. You've taken one joking post by me and made yourself look an over-sensitive sack of shit. :rolleyes: I'm sure I could explore the internet about 'termperate climate' and the like and come back at you with a load of facts that would also make me look like I gave a shit. I've done so in the past with other topics that I've actually cared about. However, I have to go and live my life now. Case closed
post #43
24 November 2007, 21:58 UTC#43
new zealand is cool?
post #44
24 November 2007, 21:59 UTC#44
QUOTE(Happyjack @ Nov 24 2007, 11:58 PM) [snapback]452329[/snapback]

new zealand is cool?


The best part of the Lord Of The Rings films were the landscape. I'd love to go, some parts look amazing.
post #45
25 November 2007, 06:25 UTC#45
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Mate you need to get more third person sexual contact. You've taken one joking post by me and made yourself look an over-sensitive sack of shit. rolleyes.gif I'm sure I could explore the internet about 'termperate climate' and the like and come back at you with a load of facts that would also make me look like I gave a shit. I've done so in the past with other topics that I've actually cared about. However, I have to go and live my life now. Case closed


Now you've just disappointed me; I was looking to have a bit of fun with you guys. Of course 'temperate climate' is a trivial argument...valid. But still trivial. Hell, you could've argued something equally as trivial and wouldn't have cared. I remember back when I first joined you and I had en epic argument, it was funny as fuck. Something about God vs Science or something or other. lol

Just so you know, we had a nation-wide vote back in 90s to see if Australia wanted to become a republic--and we voted against it. So we still love you Brits. And the fact that the majority of our tourism industry actually comes from north america and the U.K. suggests that you guys still love us. It's just fun to hang a bit shit man.

That and I get bored easily...very easily. :tongue:

And yeah, Kev=win. I just hope we can trust what he says he'll do Image file not present in the recovered backup