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@imastawka wrote:

Can't say that I've ever used it either.

 

Must be a Crocodile Dundee propaganda thing, eh?

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Who's Crocodile Dundee?  

I never use it either and particularly dislike it when it's used in the polite bullying maayte way.

4c, iwhen you say it 'maayte' - (long drawn out mate)

it's kinda like insulting someone, and saying it with a smile,  sorta

Time for cartoon's vid:  

Joe Dolce on Countdown!     I did not recognise Molly Meldrum

without his cowboy hat.   Wonder how he's doing, since he

fell off his roof?

You mean Stetson?  

I've used  mates w/ Irish crews but I don't think i've used it in the singular. 

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@imastawka wrote:

I never use it either and particularly dislike it when it's used in the polite bullying maayte way.

 

4c, iwhen you say it 'maayte' - (long drawn out mate)

it's kinda like insulting someone, and saying it with a smile,  sorta

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Yes, whilst nagging them for some sort of favour usually  😄

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@karliandjacko wrote:

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@imastawka wrote:

I never use it either and particularly dislike it when it's used in the polite bullying maayte way.

 

4c, iwhen you say it 'maayte' - (long drawn out mate)

it's kinda like insulting someone, and saying it with a smile,  sorta

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Yes, whilst nagging them for some sort of favour usually  😄

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Gotcha! (That is annoying, I agree.)

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@cartooncomics wrote:

I've used  mates w/ Irish crews but I don't think i've used it in the singular. 

 

 

 

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I had a mate and he was singular. 

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@steppefjordwyfe10 wrote:

You mean Stetson?  

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 I guess I do