What attributes identify YOU as being Australian

[poddster]

Here is your chance to stand up and be counted

[lakeland27]

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@poddster wrote:

I too have a birth certificate and a much longer lineage than what you boast of LL. All that proves is that you were born and the place you were born in.

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  how can you possibly know that ? that is absurd.  i don't recall boasting of anything either.. especially if you think of my view on the matter you are no doubt wriggling toward . in no way do i think getting here 'early' qualifies me for anything more or less than anyone else. i like the increasing cultural diversity i see, it brightens up the place no end.

[serendipityricho]

Poddy --just a tip---that attachment below all your posts in blue is as

funny as a heart attack.

Tis worn out -get some new material or delete it .

May be i need a worm tablet -just saying..............................Richo.

[izabsmiling]

I think LL made a statement..no boasting involved.He didn't say mine is bigger than yours .

[joz*garage]

nor do i see you with an identity problem pods, lol

ok simply, aussies are known to give a far go and are not the whinging types but like to whinge about the whingers, i think i fit that bill

[izabsmiling]

Since we have  fairly orgainised systems in this Country .

I personally, can be identified as being Australian by my registration of birth which says I am made and grown in this Country by local products .In addition to this It can be proven that I have never had a passport/left this Country

[i-need-a-martini]

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@izabsmiling wrote:

Since we have  fairly orgainised systems in this Country .

I personally, can be identified as being Australian by my registration of birth which says I am made and grown in this Country by local products .In addition to this It can be proven that I have never had a passport/left this Country

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Wow! Really Iza? Never felt the need?

[poddster]

Sorry Richo, but that siggie serves to remind people to read what i have written and not to put their own interpretation on what i have written

[i-need-a-martini]

Sorry Iza that sounded critical. But I was simply curious.

I find travel one of the joys of my life and I've never met anyone that hasn't left the country even once. I can't imagine not doing it...

[izabsmiling]

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

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@izabsmiling wrote:

Since we have  fairly orgainised systems in this Country .

I personally, can be identified as being Australian by my registration of birth which says I am made and grown in this Country by local products .In addition to this It can be proven that I have never had a passport/left this Country

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Wow! Really Iza? Never felt the need?

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yes...though I would love to see more of this Country first.I've been a Mum since I was 19 and still raising my family .One will always be in our care .So it's money/time/ability to get away 

[izabsmiling]

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@i-need-a-martini wrote:

Sorry Iza that sounded critical. But I was simply curious.

I find travel one of the joys of my life and I've never met anyone that hasn't left the country even once. I can't imagine not doing it...

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My OH did manage to take our almost 9 year old on her first holiday recently .2 nights .She loved it