There is really nothing that would identify anyone as Australian (except for birth certificate and accent). We are an amalgam of many cultures who latch on to idea that we are unique based on the stereotypes that no one actually lives up to(at least not in contemporary Australia)

There is really nothing that would identify anyone as Australian (except for birth certificate and accent).

Do you think only people with Australian birth certificates can identify themselves as Australians?

uh, you tell me, poddo,  wot the motivation is, for the question

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@not_an_eloi wrote:

 

uh, you tell me, poddo,  wot the motivation is, for the question

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Don't be impatient.  They've gone off to ask Rupert (or maybe Tone, or perhaps Chrissy)

Honesty and mateship are what I identify as being Australian. 

this character's always got some agenda   

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@12elliemellie wrote:

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@not_an_eloi wrote:

 

uh, you tell me, poddo,  wot the motivation is, for the question

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Don't be impatient.  They've gone off to ask Rupert (or maybe Tone, or perhaps Chrissy)

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No, silly me.  Of course they're waiting for Piers or Andrew

TGSE I take meticulous care in what I write, very often people jump to their interpretation of what has been written and neglect reading he actual words.

People assume the meaning, some on purpose and some out of neglect.

Oile, everyone has an agenda, if one didn't they would wander aimlessly in a daze of confusion looking for all the dropped "g"s and dropped "h"s and attempting to type cryptic one liners 🙂

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@poddster wrote:

Is that the extent of it Joz?

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Care to give us an idea what attributes identify YOU as being Australian first, Pods?

I for one dont know where youre coming from.

If not, Shes right mate