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vraiblonde

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Professor Murray Goot, who led the research, said Australians view their distinctive accent and slang as a "defining part of what it is to be Australian" and are therefore worried about outside influences.
:lmao:

And THIS, my friends, is why we are a superpower and they're not.
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
Asked to judge the influence of American culture on Australia, 67% of respondents said they were "not at all pleased" about the prevalence of U.S.-style fast food in Australia. Australians ranked fast food second only behind U.S. foreign policy as an issue they were "very worried" about.

If they don't like the burgers, why are they buying them?
 

Dupontster

Would THIS face lie?
It kind of bothers me that these other countries are just looking for an excuse to hate Americans...I am starting to think like Brother Mike: "Nuke em, then they'll learn" BTW, that sacres me...Not nuking but thinking like Mike...
 

MMDad

Lem Putt
A further 52% said they were very unhappy with the influence of "the American language" on the way people speak, which could easily now include phrases such as "Hey, buddy" instead of "G'day mate."
Last time I was there, the Aborigines were unhappy with the influence of the European criminals that ruined their way of life.

If White Australians were some long standing, classical civilization I could see them being upset, but they just haven't been around long enough to matter.
 

Plan B

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Last time I was there, the Aborigines were unhappy with the influence of the European criminals that ruined their way of life.

If White Australians were some long standing, classical civilization I could see them being upset, but they just haven't been around long enough to matter.

Well put.
Australian women are wonderful! :drool:
 

LordStanley

I know nothing
Well then they can take thier Outback Steakhouse and shove it down-unda.

But leave the chicken wings and bloomin onion:drool:
 

vraiblonde

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I was completely unaware that anyone was forcing Australians to speak American slang and eat American junk food. I thought they were a sovreign nation.
 

bcp

In My Opinion
I was completely unaware that anyone was forcing Australians to speak American slang and eat American junk food. I thought they were a sovreign nation.
You are either with us, or against us.

do not do something that will find you outside of the Bush's American circle of trust.
once you are out, you can never get back in.
 

AndyMarquisLIVE

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If they don't like the burgers, why are they buying them?
I, working in La Plata, miss my greasy fattening burgers. Wendy's uses low-fat here in CoLP (That's City of La Plata). KFC here uses lowfat grease. And now, McDonalds sucks. :yikes:

I, for one, miss those fatty burgers and super size fries, and whenever I want it, I have to come up with a :bs: excuse to go to Waldorf. :mad:
 

AndyMarquisLIVE

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I was completely unaware that anyone was forcing Australians to speak American slang and eat American junk food. I thought they were a sovreign nation.
Nobody's forcing the people here to eat it either. People eat it by choice.

But instead, they :bawl: and :blahblah: about they're getting too fat eating McDonalds 6 times a week. So, our answer, get rid of Super Size (so I can't get a 1.5L Sweet Tea) and use lowfat grease, thus FORCING me to eat food that I don't like.

What's your option here? Eat elsewhere. Now, what's my option, bring my own food and boycott La Plata food (minus Cindy's Pancakes Plus :drool: and Johnny Boys).
 
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