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SYDNEY (AFP) - Santas in Australia's largest city have been told not to use Father Christmas's traditional "ho ho ho" greeting because it may be offensive to women, it was reported Thursday

 

Sydney's Santa Clauses have instead been instructed to say "ha ha ha" instead, the Daily Telegraph reported.

One disgruntled Santa told the newspaper a recruitment firm warned him not to use "ho ho ho" because it could frighten children and was too close to "ho", a US slang term for prostitute.

"Gimme a break," said Julie Gale, who runs the campaign against sexualising children called Kids Free 2B Kids.

"We are talking about little kids who do not understand that "ho, ho, ho" has any other connotation and nor should they," she told the Telegraph.

"Leave Santa alone."

A local spokesman for the US-based Westaff recruitment firm said it was "misleading" to say the company had banned Santa's traditional greeting and it was being left up to the discretion of the individual Santa himself

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aggro - aggressive

amber fluid - beer

ant's pants - height of fashion, or to think highly of yourself

arvo - afternoon

Aussie - Australian

av-a-go-yer-mug - traditional rallying call, particularly at cricket matches

ay - pardon me

 

back o'Bourke - back of beyond, middle of nowhere

barbie - barbecue

barking up the wrong tree - labouring under a misapprehension

barrack - cheer on a team at sporting event, support your team

battler - trier, struggler

beanie - ski hat

beat around the bush - not getting to the point

beaut, beauty, bewdie - great, fantastic

belt up - stop talking!

bench - table top

better half - husband or wife

bikey - motor cyclist

billabong - water hole in dried-up river bed

billy - tin container used to boil tea in the bush

biscuit - cookie

black stump - where the 'back o'Bourke' begins

block - do your block: get angry

bloke - man

blower - telephone: on the blower

blowies - blow flies

bludge - do nothing

bludger - lazy person, one who won't work

blue - argument or fight: have a blue

bluey - swag, nickname for a red-haired person

bonzer - great, ripper

boogie board - half sized surf board

boomer - very big, large male kangaroo

boomerang - curved flat wooden instrument used by Aborigines for hunting

booze - alcohol

booze bus - police van used for random breath-testing for alcohol

bottle shop - liquor shop

bottler - something that has gone the way you want: you little bottler

brass - money

brekkie - breakfast

brown-eye - to show one's bottom, mooning

Buckley's - no chance at all

bundy - Bundaberg rum, also time-clock for employees

bung on - put on

bunyip - Australian yetti, or bigfoot

burl - have a try: give it a burl

bush - country, away from the city

bushranger - Australia's equivalent of outlaw of American Wild West

bush tucker - native foods, usually in the outback

BYO - bring your own (booze) to a restaurant

 

cask - wine box (an Australian invention)

cheerio - good bye

chock-a-block - full

chin wag - to have a good chat

chips - french fries

choof off - to go

chook - chicken

cobber -mate

coldie - a cold beer

come good - turn out all right

corroboree - Aboriginal festival dance

cozzie - swimming costume

crook - ill, badly made, substandard

cuppa - cup of tea

cut lunch - sandwiches

 

dag, daggy - mildly abusive term for socially inept person, nerd, nerdy

damper - bush loaf made from flour and water, cooked in camp oven

deli - delicatessen

didgeridoo - cylindrical wooden Aboriginal musical instrument

digger - Australian soldier

dill - idiot

dinkum, fair dinkum - honest, genuine

dinky-di - the real thing

dob in - to tell on someone

docket - receipt, bill

dole - unemployment payment

don't come the raw prawn - don't try and fool me

dunny - toilet

 

earbash - talk nonstop

esky - insulated box for keeping beer etc cool

 

fair go! - give us a chance

fairy floss - cotton candy

fanny - crude term for female genitalia

flat chat, flat out - going very fast

footy - football

full as a boot - drunk

funny farm - mental institution

 

galah - noisy parrot, hence 'noisy idiot'

game - brave

gander - look: have a gander

garbo - person who collects your garbage

gas bag - talk a lot

give it away - give up

g'day - good day, traditional Australian greeting

good oh - OK

good on ya - well done

grazier - large-scale sheep or cattle farmer

grog - alcohol

grizzle - complain

 

hang on a tick - wait a minute

hoon - idiot, hooligan, loud show-off

hoo-roo - good bye

how are ya - standard greeting

how ya going - how are you doing

howzat - asking how something is

 

idiot box - television

iffy - risky or suspect: something a bit iffy

irrits - irritating: you give me the irrits

 

jack of it - fed up with it, had enough (of a situation)

jiffy - short time: see you in a jiffy

job you - hit you or punch you: I'll job you

journo - journalist

jumper - sweater

 

keen - very interested

Kiwi - person from New Zealand

knickers - underwear

knock - criticise, deride

knock off work - time to go home

lamington - square of sponge cake covered in chocolate icing and coconut (an Aussie icon)

lift - elevator

lollies - sweets, candy

lurk - a scheme

 

manchester - household linen

mate - friend, general term of familiarity, whether you know the person or not

middy - 285 ml beer glass

missus - your wife

mobile phone - cellular phone

mozzies - mosquitoes

 

nappy - diaper

Never-Never - mythical, remote, isolated place in the outback

nick - steal

nick off - go away! get lost!

no hoper - hopeless case

nose - on the nose: something stinks

no worries - she'll be right, that's OK

 

ocker - uncultivated, uncultured, boorish Australian

off-sider - assistant or partner

off the beaten track - on an unused road, in a remote area

oldies - parents

once over - looking something or someone over, checking it out

outback - remote part of the bush, back o'Bourke

Oz - Australia

Ozzie - Australian

 

paddock - field

pavlova - meringue and cream dessert

perve - to gaze with lust

pinch - steal

piss - beer

pissed - drunk

pissed off - annoyed

piss in your pocket - brown-nose

piss-weak - no good, gutless

Pom, Pommie - English person

pokies - poker machines

postie - mail man

prang - motor vehicle accident

pub - hotel

pull your head in - mind your own business!

push bike - bicycle

put up or shut up - prove you can do it or keep quiet!

 

rack off - get lost!

Rafferty's rules - no rules, a mess

randy - sexually excited, horny

ratbag - friendly term of abuse

rapt - delighted, enraptured

reckon! - you bet! Absolutely!

rego - registration: car registration

rip off, ripped off - you have been cheated

ripper - good, also: little ripper

rip snorter - something that is great

root - have sexual intercourse

rooted - tired

ropable - very angry or bad-tempered

rubber - eraser

rubbish - deride, tease: to rubbish

 

sacked - fired from work

Salvo - member of the Salvation Army

sandshoes - sneakers, joggers

sanger - sandwich

scallops - fried potato cake in New South Wales, shellfish elsewhere

schooner - large beer glass

semi-trailer - articulated truck

session - lengthy period of heavy drinking

sheila - woman (can be somewhat derogatory)

she'll be right - no worries, everything will be fine

shonky - unreliable, suspect

shoot through - leave in a hurry

shout - buy round of drinks, or pay for someone

shove off - go away!

sickie - day off work ill (or malingering)

sloppy joe - cotton fleecy-lined sweater

smoko - tea break, go and have a cigarette

snag - sausage

Speedo's - male swimming costume

spit the dummy - throw a tantrum

stickybeak - nosey person

stir - tease or joke with person

strides - trousers

Strine - conversation with a lot of Aussie slang

stubby - small bottle of beer

stuffed - very tired, had too much to eat

sunbake - sunbathe (not recommended)

surfies - surfing fanatics

 

take-away food - fast food, to-go food

tall poppies - achievers

tea - evening meal, dinner

tinny - can of beer

too right! - absolutely!

tracks - make tracks: leave to go home

truckie - truck driver

true blue - dinkum

tucker - food

two-pot screamer - person with low tolerance for alcohol

two-up - traditional heads/tails gambling game

 

uni - university

up yourself - have a high opinion of yourself

ute - utility, pick-up truck

 

vegies - vegetables

verbal diarrhoea - talking non-stop, usually nonsense

 

wag - to skip school or work: to wag school

walkabout - lengthy walk away from it all

weatherboard - wooden house

wharfie - dock worker

whinge - complain, moan

wobbly - disturbing, unpredictable behaviour, temper tantrum: throw a wobbly

Wog - derogatory term for foreigner

wowser - spoilsport, puritan, old-fashioned

write-off - car involved in an crash that is not worth repairing

 

yabbie - small freshwater crayfish

yacking - talking non-stop

yahoo - noisy and unruly person

yakka - work

yobbo - uncouth, aggressive person

yonks - ages, a long time

youse - the plural of you

 

zonked - really tired

zebra crossing - painted pedestrian crossing on street

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SYDNEY (AFP) - Santas in Australia's largest city have been told not to use Father Christmas's traditional "ho ho ho" greeting because it may be offensive to women, it was reported Thursday

 

Sydney's Santa Clauses have instead been instructed to say "ha ha ha" instead, the Daily Telegraph reported.

One disgruntled Santa told the newspaper a recruitment firm warned him not to use "ho ho ho" because it could frighten children and was too close to "ho", a US slang term for prostitute.

"Gimme a break," said Julie Gale, who runs the campaign against sexualising children called Kids Free 2B Kids.

"We are talking about little kids who do not understand that "ho, ho, ho" has any other connotation and nor should they," she told the Telegraph.

"Leave Santa alone."

A local spokesman for the US-based Westaff recruitment firm said it was "misleading" to say the company had banned Santa's traditional greeting and it was being left up to the discretion of the individual Santa himself

 

 

 

 

If you bothered to read the article you could tell that this is a total beat up, provided by the sydney's shittiest paper, and that HOHOHO hasn't actually been banned

 

BORING

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Everybody in Australia calls eachother cunts left and right....

 

 

yeah... after joining this website and being around the few aussies in here, i call everyone on the road "cunt."

whenever someone else is in the car they're like "that's pretty rude you bitch, and who says cunt anyway"

then i say "cunt, shut the fuck up before i eject your ass out of my car."

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What the fuck is Mauler thinking!?

 

 

 

p.s. no boogie hands no vote...

 

yeah... after joining this website and being around the few aussies in here, i call everyone on the road "cunt."

whenever someone else is in the car they're like "that's pretty rude you bitch, and who says cunt anyway"

then i say "cunt, shut the fuck up before i eject your ass out of my car."

 

Anyway, I have no idea what is going on, and Xmas here is a joke, especially with the traditional Santa outfit. I mean, to endure the heat here, Santa would be wearing stubbies shorts and a wifebeater, not some snow repelling suit.

 

And I was having a debate with someone online from Adelaide the otehr day who was debating the actual use of the word cunt here. I mean, I use it every second sentence, and it isn't an insult. I mean to call someone a 'funny cunt' is a compliment. I couldn't believe this dickhead though he was adamant people don't use it. But saying stuff like 'That cunt! I haven't seen him in ages, what the fuck has that cunt been up to?' just flows off the tongue so damn easily.

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I hate when people say shit like this. Not that I care about conservatives, but I just do not think that any group is out there trying to ruin the country or world, unless they are Dr Evil.

 

Thats not what i meant, i meant that conservatives, by the views that they impose on people, are ruining our country. They obviously aren't trying to ruin shit, but they are.

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