Koreans React to "Aussies Are Built Different"

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  @awesomeworld12 · 2 weeks ago · pinned

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  @tianagrace3501 · 2 weeks ago

  Aussie here. When I stayed with my grandparents that lived out bush. Their toilet would have frogs and I have been slapped on the butt by a frog, the way my soul left my body… Still haven’t recovered.

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  @KG-bv4gy · 2 weeks ago

  Im from Australia, and the &quot;banter&quot; is something that shocks visitors. Australians use a lot of slang and some lets say ummm...colourful language, like that video of the bloke with the alpaca. <br><br>I am surprised PDNim didnt include any videos of our most dangerous animal, the dropbear.

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  @AusExplorer · 2 weeks ago

  Only because you asked for a story....<br>Years ago, I was fighting a bush-fire on my property [it was the biggest one I&apos;ve ever personally fought, we had well over 100 people and 14 RFS trucks and so-on working on it] and I came across a snake [Diamond Python] trying to find a safe place to shelter from the fire, so I picked it up and sat it partially over my shoulders/neck and partially on the knapsack [look up fire-fighting knapsack if you want to see what they are] while I kept on doing what I had to. It curled up and sat there and stayed with me all day until I could release it somewhere safe.

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  @joesky011 · 2 weeks ago

  That was not an alligator at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWRZ7oTcZkY&amp;t=177">2:57</a>. We only have crocodiles in Australia.

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  @ari-n2y8y · 10 days ago

  from Australia here. i find it really funny how people react to the slang and cursing down &apos;ere. like ya can call a friend a cunt as a compliment and no one gives two fucks. also when ya angry at someone the swearing turns into personal attacks. u target anything abt the person; appearances, past and quite literally anything. it gets brutal down &apos;ere

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  @Elriuhilu · 2 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWRZ7oTcZkY&amp;t=320">5:20</a> This video is older than AI, it&apos;s real.

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• WI

  @wingednut2283 · 10 days ago

  As an Australian the saddest thing about myself is that i know what a spider sounds like.

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  @dougscott170 · 2 weeks ago

  Cursing is a form of endearment in Australia.

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• YO

  @youtubefarley776 · 2 weeks ago

  They guy in the road was probably trying to steal the car. when the car stops a group of people jump out. That&apos;s why the driver kept going

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• CA

  @capybararara7 · 2 weeks ago

  Liha is a real introverted, socially anxious person 🤣 every time the attention is on her , she freezes

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• AF

  @Afraid-1 · 2 weeks ago

  Liha really does still have an idol type vibe still

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