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Windows for Australians

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Jaguar, Mar 21, 2004.

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    And old, though funny link, giving Australians the chance to work with Windows without having to try to understand 'American english'. Say hello to Windaz 2000.

    *CAUTION*

    This link contains some foul language and may be offensive to some Australians. Reader discretion is advised.
     
    Jaguar, Mar 21, 2004
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    Already saw something similar once. It was Windaz TwoThoosand for Geordies. Pretty funny stuff.
     
    Pac man, Mar 21, 2004
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    LOL!
    Very amusing...gonna have to send it to my aussie friends...err, friend.
     
    Faerus Stoneslammer, Mar 22, 2004
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    Very funny. Although, I do have one problem.

    Any proper Aussie thing would say "Microsoft wants to help YOUSE Australians.
     
    Baezlebub, Mar 22, 2004
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    ROFL! very amusing..havta send it to my cousin who livees in australia ; P
     
    Icingdeath45, Mar 23, 2004
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    ROTFLMAO!! :lol: :shake: :grin:

    The only thing I'd nitpick about is that all self-respecting Aussies know that it's spelled "strewth" not "streuth".

    Ohter than that though, that's some damn funny stuff.
     
    Aldazar, Mar 24, 2004
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    Also hilarious is the link at the bottom of that page to this:

    Australia Moves North in Fit of Pique

    Classic, especially the bits where Florida breaks off, and where NZ was considering invading Australia.
     
    Harbourboy, Mar 24, 2004
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    rofl, gotta send that one too ; )
     
    Icingdeath45, Mar 24, 2004
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    That's exactly something we would do too. You never know what an Aussie will do after a blinder.
     
    Aldazar, Mar 25, 2004
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    lol nice page, I saw something similar to the australia moves north on satirewire.com, gotta show the windaz 2000 to my australian friend.
     
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    Pretty fitting description for help-pointer. :shake:
     
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    Not too bad - they did mess a few things up, though. Someone has already pointed out "strewth". They use "You Ripper" incorrectly... this isn't an exclamation of annoyance; it's the Aussie version of "you rock". They managed to misspell “bugger” (it’s not “buggar”) and the IE icon should really read “Porn” instead of “Cartoons”.
     
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    Actually, there was one that read porn instead of cartoons for the IE icon, but I went with the more toned down one. ;)
     
    Jaguar, Mar 26, 2004
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